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Educational Opportunity Program
Student Aflairs
Educational Opportunity Program
Joya' Administration, Room 238
(209) 294-3021
Director, Robert Hernandez
The Educational Opportunity
Program (EOP) is designed to
make higher education a
possibility for economically and
educationally disadvantaged
students who have the potential
and motivation to achieve
academic success with the
assistance of comprehensive
support services.
Eligibility
To qualify for the EOP, you must be an
undergraduate student with a history of
low family income. In addition, you must
demonstrate academic capabilities and
be motivated to achieve your educational
goals. If the combination of your grades,
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test scores, and high school courses do
not meet criteria normally required for
entrance to the university, special
admission may be offered. EOP also
admits regularly eligible studenfs with
specific economic and. educational
support needs.
Services for EOP Students
Special services designed to support and
assist the EOP students in developing
their academic potential include the
following:
• Pre-admission counseling
e Orientation programs
G Special Summer program-a two and
one-half week, intensive session which
focuses on the development of
essential academic skills.
o Diagnostic testing
a Financial aid follow-up
.. Academic advising
o Tutorial services
<i> Learning assistance workshops
• Counseling
(I Career Planning
o Recreational activities
Financial Assistance
The EOP Grant is available to eligible
students in the amount of $200 to $1000
per academic year. You may apply for
the grant by using the standard financ',al
aid application forms and procedures
required by the Financial Aids Office.
How to Apply for EOP
When you apply for admission through
EOP, you are required to submit
additional forms and materials. This
process enables EOP 10 select the most
qualified applicants to fill the limited
number of enrollment openings available
each year.
Admissions Materials to
Submit to the Office of
Admissions and Records
Pick up a copy of the CSU system-wide
application booklet and the EOP
application from the Admissions or EOP
Office of any CSU campus, or trom your
high school counselor, and submit the
following'.
1. Part A-the Application for
Admission/Readmission
2. $30 Appiicatlon Fee or Fee Waiver
Application Form
3. High school and/or college transcripts,
or GED score
4. SAT or ACT test score.
Application. Materials to Submit
to the EOP Office
1. Applicant Informalion Form
2. Nomination Form
3. Autobiographical Statement
4. One Recommendation Form
Object Description
| Title | 1984-85 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 1984-04 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 056 |
| Full Text Search | Educational Opportunity Program Student Aflairs Educational Opportunity Program Joya' Administration, Room 238 (209) 294-3021 Director, Robert Hernandez The Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) is designed to make higher education a possibility for economically and educationally disadvantaged students who have the potential and motivation to achieve academic success with the assistance of comprehensive support services. Eligibility To qualify for the EOP, you must be an undergraduate student with a history of low family income. In addition, you must demonstrate academic capabilities and be motivated to achieve your educational goals. If the combination of your grades, 56 test scores, and high school courses do not meet criteria normally required for entrance to the university, special admission may be offered. EOP also admits regularly eligible studenfs with specific economic and. educational support needs. Services for EOP Students Special services designed to support and assist the EOP students in developing their academic potential include the following: • Pre-admission counseling e Orientation programs G Special Summer program-a two and one-half week, intensive session which focuses on the development of essential academic skills. o Diagnostic testing a Financial aid follow-up .. Academic advising o Tutorial services Learning assistance workshops • Counseling (I Career Planning o Recreational activities Financial Assistance The EOP Grant is available to eligible students in the amount of $200 to $1000 per academic year. You may apply for the grant by using the standard financ',al aid application forms and procedures required by the Financial Aids Office. How to Apply for EOP When you apply for admission through EOP, you are required to submit additional forms and materials. This process enables EOP 10 select the most qualified applicants to fill the limited number of enrollment openings available each year. Admissions Materials to Submit to the Office of Admissions and Records Pick up a copy of the CSU system-wide application booklet and the EOP application from the Admissions or EOP Office of any CSU campus, or trom your high school counselor, and submit the following'. 1. Part A-the Application for Admission/Readmission 2. $30 Appiicatlon Fee or Fee Waiver Application Form 3. High school and/or college transcripts, or GED score 4. SAT or ACT test score. Application. Materials to Submit to the EOP Office 1. Applicant Informalion Form 2. Nomination Form 3. Autobiographical Statement 4. One Recommendation Form |
