Students may qualify for EOPS if they meet the following requirements:

• Be a California resident or qualify for a Non-Resident Tuition Exemption (AB 540).
• Be enrolled in 12 or more units.
• Have completed fewer than 70 degree-applicable college units.
• Qualify for a California College Promise Grant.
• Meet EOPS educational disadvantage criteria.
• Submit an EOPS application.

EOPS students have access to specialized services designed to support their academic, career, transfer, and personal goals.

• Book vouchers and awards to assist with required textbooks and educational expenses.
• Priority registration for eligible EOPS students.
• Dedicated academic counseling for course selection, certificates, degrees, and educational planning.
• Career support including career exploration and decision-making.
• Transfer assistance with transfer planning, CSU/UC applications, EOP forms, and application fee waivers.
• Personal support and referrals to campus and community resources.

EOPS students are expected to stay connected with their EOPS counselor and complete program requirements throughout the fall and spring semesters.

• Follow your Student Educational Plan.
• Maintain satisfactory academic progress and good standing.
• Complete required EOPS counseling contacts each semester.
• Remain enrolled in the required number of units unless an approved unit waiver or exception applies.
• Stay in communication with EOPS staff if your enrollment, educational goal, or academic situation changes.

Fall 2026 Counseling Contacts

EOPS students are required to complete counseling contacts throughout the semester.