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Application Process
To participate, start by speaking with your high school counselor.
You will need to fill out the Online Application: APPLY NOW
Download detailed instructions for filling out the Online Application.
NOTE: Timeline for student paperwork to be complete for Fall Semester is August 15th; for Spring Semester is December 15th.
In the event of denied admission to the PSEO/C2C program, a student can submit an appeal. Please submit the Appeal Form (PDF), letter of appeal, and letter of support prior to the start of the academic term you wish to enroll.
Registration Process
To register for your C2C courses at Minnesota State College Southeast, follow the Step by Step Guide to Course Registration. Download detailed instructions (PDF).
Start the registration process by logging in to your e-Services account.
You can Verify Enrollment by clicking on the View/Modify Schedule link in your e-Services account.
After You Are Enrolled
Once you are registered for your course(s) you will receive a high school enrollment letter (PDF) as a part of the orientation process.
Once your class has started, there will be a C2C orientation in your classroom at your high school.
Download the C2C Orientation Presentation (PDF)
For Students and Parents
Minnesota State College Southeast's concurrent enrollment Connect 2 College (C2C) program allows students to complete college courses while enrolled in high school. Through the C2C program, high school students can develop college level study, communication, and critical thinking skills. Courses are taught by qualified high school teachers who work in conjunction with a collaborating Minnesota State College Southeast instructor. Best of all, C2C credits are earned at no cost to the high school student! Check with your high school counselor to see if C2C courses are offered at your high school.
Student and Parent Resources
High School Counselors
High school counselors are the first point of contact for students interested in participating in C2C. The information below will help you better understand the program and how to help students enroll.
High School Counselor Resources
C2C Enrollment Timeline (PDF)
C2C Workflow Chart (PDF)
Accuplacer Placement Test Information (web page)
Course Transfer Resources (web page)
C2C FAQs (PDF)
High School Collaborators
C2C courses are taught by high school instructors, referred to as high school collaborators, in collaboration with Minnesota State College Southeast college faculty, referred to as college collaborators. Through this dynamic partnership, both high school and college collaborators help ensure that C2C courses are academically challenging and follow Southeast course outlines, objectives, outcomes, and assessment.
Southeast's C2C program provides high school collaborators with orientation to college policies and procedures, ongoing discipline-specific curriculum discussion, site visits at both the high school and the college, and professional growth and development.
High School Collaborator Resources
Spot Check Template (PDF)
Course Syllabus Form (PDF)
Site Visit Form (PDF)
Qualifications for C2C instructors
Master’s degree in the discipline -or-
Master’s degree and 18 graduate credits in the discipline -or-
In field credentials for technical/business/trade
Process for Approving High School Collaborators
Academic dean and high School Principal/Superintendent meet to discuss C2C course/instructor.
C2C instructor submits application to include unofficial transcripts, licenses, and additional documentation regarding advanced coursework/seminars/workshops and years of experience.
Materials are reviewed by division chair, college collaborator, and dean of academic area.
Initial introduction meeting, much like an informal interview, is set up with high school instructor, division chair, academic dean of the area, and college collaborator
Recommendation is made to Academic Vice President and Human Resources to include all documentation
Approval letter is sent to the high school instructor, principal, and college HR department
Criteria and Procedure for Non-Compliance
Minnesota State College Southeast may determine that a high School instructor is not in compliance with C2C standards. See the C2C High School Collaborator's Guide (PDF) for detailed information.
Administrators
The support of high school administrators is vital to the success of the Connect to College (C2C) program. Through C2C partnerships, school districts can attract and retain student leaders by offering the academically challenging courses they want.
The C2C contract is an agreement between the college and high school partners to support the C2C program and ensure program quality. The contract identifies the rights and responsibilities of all partners including student expectations as well as the fiscal responsibility relating to course delivery.
The contract is sent to high school administrators during the month of August and should be returned to Minnesota State College Southeast prior to the start of fall semester classes.
Administrator Resources
Southeast College Administration (web page)
C2C Student/Parent Guide (PDF)
PSEO Agreement Form (PDF)
C2C Process Checklist (PDF)
College Collaborators
Below is a list of resources for college collaborators.
C2C Spot Check Template (PDF)
C2C Course Syllabus Form (PDF)
C2C Pre-Site Visit Form (PDF)
C2C Site Visit Form (PDF)
Program Evaluation
To ensure the ongoing quality and rigor of the C2C program, Minnesota State College Southeast provides the following program evaluation surveys as part of the college’s continuous improvement efforts.
High School Partners
The following high school partners have participated in Minnesota State College Southeast's C2C program:
Chatfield High School
Cotter High School
Dover-Eyota High School
Fillmore Central High School
Kasson-Mantorville High School
Lewiston-Altura High School
Mabel-Canton High School
Red Wing High School
Rushford-Peterson High School
St. Charles High School
Spring Grove Public School
Wabasha-Kellogg High School
Winona Senior High School
Zumbrota-Mazeppa High School
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