Senior to Sophomore (Students)
Dual Enrollment/Senior to Sophomore
The Senior to Sophomore program allows high school students to take college courses from the comfort of their high school classrooms. The course content, quality, and rigor are equal to those same courses taught on the University’s main campus and transcribed accordingly. Instructors who teach these courses hold a master's degree in the course subject area and are approved by the appropriate academic departments at CSU Pueblo.
At the beginning of each semester, a High School Programs staff member will be on-site at each partnering high school to present information about available STS courses and advise students on course options and degree plans. At that time, program staff will explain registration instructions, tuition information, and withdrawal procedures. Please contact your high school counseling office for more information regarding when the visit will occur. Course registration occurs online and typically takes up to 48 hours to process. Parents/guardians will also be notified via email when their student registers for an STS course.
Enrollment
Senior to Sophomore Registration Form
Students who wish to enroll in the Senior to Sophomore (STS) program must:
- Enroll in the course at the high school prior to completing the STS registration form.
- Submit a CSU Pueblo STS registration form
Note: Registration in STS does not admit high school students to the University.
Resources
For information on billing, parking, campus layout, important calendar dates and more, visit our High School Program Student Resources webpage.
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Registration Deadlines
Fall Dates:
- Registration opens: August 1st
- Registration closes: November 1st
- Registration opens: January 1st
- Registration closes: March 1st
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Tuition Policy
The student portion of STS tuition varies by the school district. The cost will be disclosed at the registration time and depends on the number of courses selected.
- Tuition is due at the time of registration and will be collected by the student's high school.
- Lab fees may be assessed separately by the high school instructor for selected courses.
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Drop/Withdrawal/Refund Policies
Students must drop a class within the first 15% of the course duration. Students may receive a tuition refund if a course is dropped; however, refunds are at the discretion of the high school.
After the first 15% of the course duration has passed, students must submit a Withdrawal Form to withdraw from an STS course. This must be completed before 75% of the course duration has been completed. A “W” (Withdrawal) is entered on the student’s CSU Pueblo transcript, and a refund may be unavailable and is dependent on the high school's refund policy.
The instructor may assign a grade of “F” to the student’s CSU Pueblo transcript if the student does not officially drop or withdraw from their course(s).
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Preliminary Class List and Final Grade Report
Onlyy students who officially register for STS course credit will appear on the teacher’s official class roster and final grade list. Final grades will be entered by the instructor at the end of each course. Students whose grades are not entered on time will receive an “NG” (No Grade) on their CSU Pueblo transcript until the teacher submits a Change of Grade form for each student. Credit is not granted, and courses are non-transferable with an NG on record. If there is an error on a student's transcript, please contact the Senior to Sophomore Specialist.
Unofficial Transcripts:
Students who do not owe a balance to CSU Pueblo may access their unofficial transcripts via their PAWS account using their assigned NetID.
Official Transcripts
Students who do not owe a balance to CSU Pueblo may order one free official transcript to be sent to an institution of their choice. Additional transcripts can be ordered through the Register's Office.
