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A couple of readers have chimed in on the issue of acceptance by private colleges of PSEO, or college-level courses that high-schoolers take to gain college credit (and possibly save some money).

Their assessment: The PSEO system is not a straightforward as it may first appear -- and may not save the amount of money parents might expect.

 and private colleges accept PSEO courses for credit.

 said that Minnesota's did. Then a reader named Jason wrote:

A reader named Danielle then wrote in and echoed a couple of Jason's statements. She also brought up a troubling point, which I've put in bold:

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A couple of readers have chimed in on the issue of acceptance by private colleges of PSEO, or college-level courses that high-schoolers take to gain college credit (and possibly save some money). Their assessment: The PSEO system is not a straightforward as it may first appear — and may not save the amount of money…

The complications of earning college credit in high school

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