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Educational Opportunity Programs
The Educational Opportunity Programs (EOP) Office provides a broad range of student academic support programs designed to promote the retention and academic success of first generation college and students from low-income and educationally disadvantaged backgrounds.
EOP is comprised of three units that offer the following programs and services. The Bridge Program is an academic preparation and transition program for a select group of entering EOP freshman. Advising Programs and Services provides academic advising and personal counseling, study skills development, community building activities and a Peer Advising program. The Pre-graduate Programs promote student interest and preparation for graduate and professional school opportunities through the Graduate Information Program (GIP) and the Faculty Mentor Program (FMP). The Campus-wide/EOP Learning Center provides academic support to all UCSC students through tutoring, Modified Supplemental Instruction (MSI) and special courses and programs for targeted student populations.
Academic Resources Center
459-2296
See also:
Educational Partnership Center (EPC)
The Educational Partnership Center is the contact for K-12 schools, community colleges, businesses, and community-based organizations interested in creating partnerships with UC Santa Cruz.
EPC programs include the Early Academic Outreach Program, GEAR UP, Kids Around the University, Transfer Partnerships Program, and Upward Bound.
Eight, College see College Eight
Eligibility
Eligiblity guidelines for admission to UC Santa Cruz:
Emerging Leaders Conference
Offered at the beginning of fall quarter, the Emerging Leaders Conference invites all emerging leaders on campus to meet one another and learn about opportunities available on campus that will assist in developing their leadership potential.
Employee Request System
The Employee Request System is a searchable online database of current student job opportunities at UC Santa Cruz. Students can create and store applications and use them to apply for various jobs on campus
Employment, Student
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Ethnic Resource Centers (ERCs)
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