About WEST PSEO

Your registration & endorsement promotes sustainability of WEST PSEO
Your registration provides class options at WEST PSEO
Your registration builds community among WEST PSEO homeschoolers

WEST strives to come alongside homeschool students and families in an effort to support the educational journey. Bringing PSEO to our community is one way in which WEST assists.

WEST offers Post Secondary Enrollment Option (PSEO) courses through Crown College and Bethel University at Church of the Open Door on Mondays and Tuesdays. Students will earn university credit for courses successfully completed through this program while at the same time earning high school credit from homeschool (dual enrollment).

Crown College / Bethel University instructors teach each Crown College / Bethel University PSEO course. They have met the educational requirements, been hired by the university, approved by WEST,  and are excited to teach your high school junior and senior on the WEST campus!

True to the WEST mission and purpose, PSEO course work is presented with a Christian-Biblical Worldview in a setting that builds community and grows faith.

Crown College courses are hybrid that meet once a week per semester in-class with the remainder of coursework received and completed on-line.

Bethel University courses are hybrid that meet once a week per semester in-class with the remainder of coursework received and completed on-line.

PSEO is a Minnesota state program for high school juniors and seniors in public or non-public high school or homeschool program
that gives students the opportunity to complete their high school requirements
by taking non-sectarian courses at a participating college or university.
From Minnesota Department of Education; Minn. Stat. 124D.09 (1999).
 

PSEO offers students the opportunity to enroll in and attend college-level courses and
apply earned credits toward high school graduation requirements and a college degree [dual enrollment].
State funding covers the cost of tuition and required books for eligible courses.  
Specific requirements and limitations vary per school.

WEST is an open campus with students coming and going throughout class days at various times and therefore, students and parents hold responsibility for the students' attendance in class and presence on and offsite during and on any and all WEST class days.