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BECOMING AN EOPS STUDENT

To apply to the EOPS program:

 

Download the EOPS Application (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader) and fax/mail/bring it to our office,

 

OR

 

Complete an online application (this will take you to an external site where you will be able to submit your application online).

 

 

EOPS is a state funded program designed to recruit and retain low-income students who are educationally disadvantaged. The program provides services above and beyond those offered by financial aid, tutoring, counseling, and other college Student Services programs.

 

To qualify for EOPS, a student must demonstrate an economic disadvantage by filing either a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or a Board of Governors Fee Waiver (BOGFW) through the Financial Aid Office, and fall within the following income guidelines:

 

No. in Household and Total Family Income for 2008

 

(1) = $15,600 or less
(2) = $21,000 or less
(3) = $26,400 or less
(4) = $31,800 or less
(5) = $37,200 or less
(6) = $42,600or less
Add $5,400 for each additional family member

 

Also, to qualify for EOPS a student must demonstrate an educational disadvantage by:

  • having been placed by the Assessment Test below the English 28 level and/or Math 123A level, or
  • having not graduated from high school nor earned a GED, or
  • being a high school graduate with a cumulative high school grade point average less than 2.5, or
  • having taken remedial classes previously, or
  • being a first generation college student, or
  • coming from a household where English was not the primary language spoken in the home, or
  • being a member of an under-represented ethnic group on campus, or
  • being an emancipated foster youth.

Finally, to be eligible for EOPS a student must be enrolled in 12 or more units, have not completed more than 70 degree applicable units cumulative, and be a resident of California.

 

If you believe you meet the eligibility requirements for the program, please complete an EOPS Application and return it to the EOPS office (fax: 310.233.4124; in person: Cafe 104). Upon review of your application and verification of your eligibility, you will be notified and scheduled to attend a one-hour program orientation.

 

Please click here for a list of the services and benefits offered by the EOPS program.

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