College in High School

Anoka-Ramsey makes it easy for high school students to get a head start on college
and learn what it takes to be successful. Take college courses that count toward both
your high school diploma and a college degree. It's a smart way to save time and money
while you explore your interests before graduation.
- +4,500 High School students earn credits through Anoka-Ramsey each year
- $0 Access to zero-cost tuition
- 18 High Schools offer Concurrent Enrollment options
What We Offer
Anoka-Ramsey offers multiple ways for you to get an early start on your college degree or start preparing
for college as early as your sophomore year of high school.
Postsecondary Enrollment Options (PSEO)
The PSEO program offers high school students the opportunity to enroll in and
attend college-level courses and apply earned credits toward high school graduation
requirements and your college degree. Classes can be taken online and at either of
our two campuses in Cambridge and Coon Rapids.
Concurrent Enrollment
Start your college career early by taking rigorous, college-level courses in
your high school through Anoka-Ramsey's Concurrent Enrollment program.
Get Ahead with Anoka-Ramsey
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No Cost Means Real Savings
PSEO and concurrent enrollment options available at Anoka-Ramsey are no cost to you. Whether you're taking classes at the college through PSEO or at your high school through concurrent enrollment, you'll be working toward your degree while keeping college affordable.$0No Cost for tuition, fees or borrowed textbooks. -
Support and Degree Planning for Successful Transfer
Anoka-Ramsey advisors work with you to help you reach your education and career goals. If your dream is to continue your education at a four-year college or university, we can help you get there through careful course planning or completing a Transfer Pathway program.
Hear from Our Students
I started at Anoka-Ramsey as a junior in high school, full-time and took full
advantage of the [PSEO] program and was able to graduate from high school with my
associate degree.