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EOPS Student Commitments and Responsibilities

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Student Commitments to EOPS

Once students are accepted into the EOPS program, they are expected to commit to the following requirements:

  • Attend 3 EOPS counseling appointments each semester (Fall and Spring). 1 case management appointment may count for your last appointment
  • Enroll in 12 units or more (full-time), with the majority of units taken at Golden West College
    (Exception: verified NextUp and/or DSPS students)
  • Maintain satisfactory academic progress by completing at least 50% of total units attempted annually and earning a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher
  • Complete a mid-semester EOPS Academic Progress Report each semester

Applying - Students only need to apply to EOPS once to enter the program and do not need to apply each semester.

Continuing Eligibility - Students who meet program requirements may continue receiving EOPS services until they reach 70 degree-applicable units from all accredited colleges. Students enrolled in eligible high-unit majors may be permitted to participate in EOPS beyond 70 units.

Appeal Process - Students who are unable to meet program requirements due to special circumstances may submit an appeal to continue receiving program services.

 

Student Responsibilities to EOPS

  • Adhere to the Mutual Responsibility Contract terms
  • Update the office about any changes to class schedule, address, e-mail address, and phone number
  • Inform an EOPS counselor of any changes to your educational plan, class difficulties, requests for tutoring, plans for transferring, etc.
  • Submit FAFSA, California College Promise Grant, and/or Dream Act applications every year by the priority deadline of March 2
  • Submit the DSPS Reduced Course Load Verification letter every year (DSPS student only)
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