General PSEO FAQs

Yes, any courses that are developmental (numbered below 1000) and other courses as listed on the “PSEO Funding Restrictions.” Note: There are also “Registration Permitted” courses that have costs for items NOT covered by PSEO.

Feel free to turn in assignments early! Remember: There may be NO credit for late or missing assignments.

Yes! There are many PSEO Students who enroll as a full-time student at LSC with the intent to complete a certificate or degree (i.e. Associate of Arts (AA) degree) along with their high school diploma.

Yes, however part of the experience of PSEO is meeting people and experiencing the college atmosphere.

Absolutely! Many students attend both. You just want to remember to think about workload and balance.

YES!

• Dental
• Massage
• Physical Therapy

Our Tutors are specialized in LSC Classes with LSC instructors and books, BUT they can certainly help with any questions you may have!

Appointments are not necessary. You will, however, want to check the tutoring schedule posted on the TLC website.

Instructions can be found on the Get Microsoft 365 page.

The Duluth Transit Authority (DTA) is our local bus company.

You will work closely with your high school counselor when completing the Enrollment Planning Form. This is the form where the courses you still need for high school graduation are listed. We want to make sure that you take courses that will meet those requirements.

When you log in to your eservices, on the left-hand side, you will click “Academic Records” then “Degree Audit Report.” This will show your degree requirements and will populate areas with classes you are registered for. Also, you will be assigned an academic advisor who can assist!

There is a PSEO Club for all students to join. More information about student clubs can be found on the Student Life Clubs webpage.

At the end of each semester, LSC will forward your unofficial LSC Transcript to your high school/home school counselor. You will be able to view your semester grades via your e-Services.

18 credits/semester is the max.

There are seating areas throughout campus for you, Hawks Landing, the LSC Library, and don’t forget about OUTSIDE!

You are expected to attend all your class session at the college and/or log in to your online courses daily via the Brightspace/D2L. Attendance rules are set by each instructor and vary from class to class. If you know you are going to miss class, you must follow the instructions on the course syllabus provided, and/or connect with each of your college instructors via your LSC Email.

Before dropping or withdrawing from a course it is important to understand how these decisions will affect satisfactory academic progress at the college as well as high school graduation requirements. You should work closely with your high school counselor and LSC Advisor before deciding to drop or withdraw from a course. There are established deadlines for dropping and/or withdrawing from courses. If you decide to make a change to your course schedule, YOU are responsible for doing so by the established deadline.

You are expected to attend your classes, even if your high school is not in session (i.e. Spring Break, etc.). Most instructors have their own attendance policy, along with late work acceptance, etc. You should be in touch with your instructors if something arises.

• The IceHawk Café
• The LSC store offers a variety of beverages, snacks, and microwave meals available for purchase. There are also vending machines on campus.

Please see Procedure 1a.11.1 Building and Service Hours.

In that a lot of your courses will require you to access the Brightspace/D2L, it is strongly recommended that you have a personal computer. Our technology services have had problems/issues with Chromebooks, iPads, and mobile devices, so please keep that in mind.

Some courses have additional technology requirements, such as Computer Information Systems (CIS) courses or Computer Aided Design (CAD) courses.

Students should also have access to their own phone or personal device for the Multi-Factor Authentication which is needed to log into courses.

Parking Permits are NOT required. Do not park in any marked spaces (i.e. staff, visitor, clinic, etc)

There is not a Nurse’s Office on campus. If you need medical assistance, we can help refer you to a clinic or hospital.

Yes, college courses will most likely be more difficult that high school courses. There is a lot more responsibility placed on the student. Due dates are adhered to, and exceptions may be few.