For more than 50 years, the Central Connecticut State University's Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) has provided access, academic support and scholarship opportunities to students who show promise for succeeding in a college but who may not …

These scholarships are made available through the generous contributions of each donor for current Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) students or past participants of the Connecticut Collegiate Awareness and Preparation (ConnCAP) program. Applicants must meet the criteria as outlined for scholarship consideration.

Educational Opportunity Programs (EOP) The Educational Opportunity Program was designed for students who have the potential to perform college-level work but do not meet all the admissions criteria. Students must complete a five-week summer academic program to become full-time matriculated students during the fall semester.

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Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) Year Program started: 1968. Max. Participants/Year: 235. Application Deadline: April. Program Timeframe: all year. Academic Level Targeted: Grades 9-12, College, Retraining. Racial/Ethnic Focus: Any racial/ethnic group. Type of Program: Career/academic planning, Education, Mentoring

2018年6月27日 · A look back at the students, administrators and faculty of the CCSU EOP over the past 50 years.

Please provide information describing how you fit the criteria of this scholarship; a current graduate student with a CCSU undergraduate degree who attended the CCSU EOP program. Or, an undergraduate junior or senior who attended the EOP program (provide attendance years and degree obtained)..

In 1968, Central Connecticut State University established the Educational Opportunity Program EOP). Presently, it offers 75 C Connecticut high schools seniors who do not meet the regular admissions criteria but have the desire and motivation the opportunity to attend Central Connecticut State University.

All incoming EOP students must register for the EOP Success Seminar, which assists them with navigating and transitioning into CCSU. Students are taught how to register, audit their degree status, and how to reach out to their professors. EOP students take part in the Early Academic Warning program. EOP first-year students are

Provides support for educationally disadvantaged students, particularly students admitted through the Educational Opportunity Program, CONNCAP, or similar collegiate access program. Recipient may be matriculating full-time or part-time at Central Connecticut State University and must have a minimum of twenty-four (24) earned credits and a ...