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Location: SSC, Room 126 [map]
Phone: (949) 582-4620
Fax: (949) 364-6949
Email: sceops@saddleback.edu
Office Hours:
Mon, Tues, Thurs 8:00am - 4:30pm
Wed 8:00am - 7:00pm
Fridays 8:00am - 12:00pm
Extended Opportunity
Program & Services
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Congratulations to all EOPS Graduates and Welcome New EOPS Students!
The EOPS Program is designed to assist students from educational and socioeconomic disadvantaged backgrounds.
The goals of the EOPS Program are to prepare students to transfer to four-year universities, complete an Associate Degree or achieve a vocational certificate.
Services
- Counseling
- Tutoring in Math and English
- Priority Registration
- Assistance with Registration
- Book Vouchers
- Bus passes (limited)
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- Application fee waiver to 4 year Colleges/ Universities
- CARE
- Textbook Loan Program
- Cultural and Social Events
- School Supplies
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ANY STUDENT WHO. ..
1. Is determined to be a California Resident at the time of admission to Saddleback College
2. Has completed or earned less than 70 units of degree applicable course work
3. Is Eligible for the Board of Governors Fee Waiver "A or B," has "0" EFC
4. Is enrolled in at least 12.0 units of Saddleback College and Irvine Valley College courses
5. Has one of the following disadvantages. . .
- Did not graduate from high school or achieved a GED.
- High school grade point average of 2.49 or below
- Previous enrollment in remedial education courses
- Placement in non-degree applicable basic skills courses at Saddleback College (English 300/340, ESL (300's) and/or Math 351; *beginning fall 2009 Math 251 will become a basic skills course and will not be applicable to the Associate Degree.
- First generation college student
- Parents are non-native English speakers
- Underrepresented population
- Emancipated Youth
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Apply
Follow the steps. ..
Step 1: If you have not applied to Saddleback College, submit a Saddleback College admission application Saddleback College admissions application .
Step 2: Complete the Matriculation assessments for English and Math. (Contact Saddleback's matriculation office at (949) 582-4970 or visit them at SSC-225-B to make an appointment).
Step 3: Complete your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) application at www.fafsa.ed.gov and complete the Board of Governors Fee Waiver (BOGW). Income eligibility criteria for EOPS will be verified through the Saddleback College Financial Aid Office.
Step 4: Once enrolled in 12 units and have applied for Financial aid, complete and submit the EOPS Preliminary Form 
Step 5: Submit a copy of high school transcripts if you did not graduate from high school or if your high school GPA was 2.49 or below.
Step 6: Submit a copy of your college transcripts if you attended another college/university.
Step 7: Attend an EOPS Orientation.
Step 8: READ and SIGN the Mutual Responsibility Contract.
If you become eligible, you will be notified
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Accrediting Commission of Community and Junior Colleges, of the
Western Association of Schools and Colleges