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32 2001-2002 California State University, Fresno General Catalog
Educational Opportunity Program
Student Affairs
Joyal Administration, Room 224
(559) 278-1787
http://studentaffairs.csufresno.edu/eop/
Maxine McDonald, Director
The Educational Opportunity
Program
The Educational Opportunity
Program (EOP) is designed to make
higher education a possibility for
students who have the potential and
motivation to achieve academic
success with the assistance of
comprehensive support services.
Eligibility
To qualify for EOP, you must be a
California resident and an under-graduate
student with a family
history of low income and limited
educational achievement. In addi-tion,
you must demonstrate potential
for success and be motivated to
achieve your educational goals. If the
combination of your grades, test
scores, and high school courses does
not meet criteria normally required
for entrance to the university, special
admission may be offered. EOP also
admits regularly eligible students
with specific economic and educa-tional
support needs.
Services for EOP Students
Services designed to support and
assist EOP students in developing
their academic potential include the
following:
• preadmission counseling
• orientation programs
• special summer program — a
three-week, intensive session that
focuses on the development of
essential academic skills
• diagnostic testing
• financial aid follow-up
• academic advising
• tutorial services
• learning assistance workshops
• counseling
• career planning
• recreational activities
EOP Grant
Eligible students may be offered an
EOP grant each academic year. You
may apply for the grant by using the
standard financial aid application
form and procedures required by the
Financial Aid 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
to select the most qualified appli-cants
to fill the limited number of
enrollment openings available each
year.
Pick up a copy of the CSU system-wide
application booklet and the
EOP application from the
Admissions or EOP offices at any
CSU campus or from your school
counselor.
Submit the following admissions
materials to the Office of Admissions
and Records:
• A complete CSU undergraduate
application
• $55 application fee or Fee Waiver
Request Form
• ACT or SAT test score (The EOP
Office recommends the ACT for
applicants in high school.)
Submit the following application
materials to the EOP office:
• Applicant Information Form
• Nomination Form
• Autobiographical Statement
• Recommendation Form
• High school and/or college
transcripts, or GED score v
Educational Opportunity
Program
EOP helps
students achieve
academic success.
Object Description
| Title | 2001-02 General Catalog |
| Creator | California State University, Fresno |
| Format | PDF Document |
| Date of publication | 2001-05 |
| Subjects | California State University, Fresno. Curricula. Catalogs |
| Object type | Document |
| Location | Fresno, California |
| Language | eng |
Description
| Title | Page 032 |
| Full Text Search | 32 2001-2002 California State University, Fresno General Catalog Educational Opportunity Program Student Affairs Joyal Administration, Room 224 (559) 278-1787 http://studentaffairs.csufresno.edu/eop/ Maxine McDonald, Director The Educational Opportunity Program The Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) is designed to make higher education a possibility for students who have the potential and motivation to achieve academic success with the assistance of comprehensive support services. Eligibility To qualify for EOP, you must be a California resident and an under-graduate student with a family history of low income and limited educational achievement. In addi-tion, you must demonstrate potential for success and be motivated to achieve your educational goals. If the combination of your grades, test scores, and high school courses does not meet criteria normally required for entrance to the university, special admission may be offered. EOP also admits regularly eligible students with specific economic and educa-tional support needs. Services for EOP Students Services designed to support and assist EOP students in developing their academic potential include the following: • preadmission counseling • orientation programs • special summer program — a three-week, intensive session that focuses on the development of essential academic skills • diagnostic testing • financial aid follow-up • academic advising • tutorial services • learning assistance workshops • counseling • career planning • recreational activities EOP Grant Eligible students may be offered an EOP grant each academic year. You may apply for the grant by using the standard financial aid application form and procedures required by the Financial Aid 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 to select the most qualified appli-cants to fill the limited number of enrollment openings available each year. Pick up a copy of the CSU system-wide application booklet and the EOP application from the Admissions or EOP offices at any CSU campus or from your school counselor. Submit the following admissions materials to the Office of Admissions and Records: • A complete CSU undergraduate application • $55 application fee or Fee Waiver Request Form • ACT or SAT test score (The EOP Office recommends the ACT for applicants in high school.) Submit the following application materials to the EOP office: • Applicant Information Form • Nomination Form • Autobiographical Statement • Recommendation Form • High school and/or college transcripts, or GED score v Educational Opportunity Program EOP helps students achieve academic success. |
