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EOP&S
Location
Los Angeles Mission College
Instructional and Student Service Bldg
13356 Eldridge Ave.
Sylmar, CA 91342
(818) 364-7645
EOP&S Staff Listing
Ludi Villegas - Director
Jose Luis Ramirez - Counselor
Joanne Kalter-Flink - Counselor
Linda Marie Avalos - Counselor
Marcella Lozano - Student Services Asst.
Adriana Zakher - Sr. Office Assistant
Jesus H Ranon - Instructional Assistant, Information Technology
Career Guidance Counseling Assistants:
Giovanni Paz
Artin Melkonian
Student Workers:
Lorata Housepian
Armen Melkonian
Rosa Zelaya
Tutor:
Magaly R. Gonzalez
Mario Juarez
Cristina Godinez
Karina Barbosa
EOP&S Office Hours
Monday-Thursday: 8:00am - 7:00pm
Friday: 8:00am - 4:30pm
Upcoming Field Trips

CSU Northridge
November 30, 200x
9:00am - 2:00pm

CSU, Long Beach
8am - 4pm

USC
November 13, 200x
9am - 4pm
Sign Up in the EOP&S/CARE Office
Hurry! Space is Limited
Welcome to EOP&S @ LA Mission College

What is the EOP&S program mission?

The Extended Opportunity Program and Services is a state-funded program dedicated to assisting students with social, economic, academic or language disadvantages.

What assistance does EOP&S provide to qualified students?

EOP&S assists students with academic counseling, priority registration, tutoring, specialized support and motivational counseling, cultural trips, and field trips, cash and book grants.

What services do EOP&S students receive?

     Academic, career, and personal counseling

     Transfer/Career assistance (field trips)

     Student Educational Plan (SEP) and Semester-by-Semester Plan for each student

     Tutoring

     Academic follow-up of students

     Progress reports - to provide information to students as to how they are doing in their classes

     Book grants and book service

     Cultural enrichment activities (cultural trips)

     Personal development, study skills, career, and major selection counseling

     Leadership Motivational Counseling

     CARE Program � Grant and additional services for EOP&S students who are single parents, have children 14 years or younger receiving assistance from the Department of Health and Human Services

     Priority Registration

     Student Employment Services (Job Prep and Job Placement)

     Cap and Gown for graduation

     Recognition Awards Ceremony - Graduates and transfer students are recognized at the end of the academic year


How to qualify for EOP&S assistance?

The qualification criteria are subject to change as new state regulations and institutional policies are implemented.

How to satisfy basic EOP&S enrollment requirements?

     Be residents of California ;

     Be enrolled full time (12 or more units) prior to being accepted in the program;

     Must not have more than 70 degree applicable units of an AA course work completed at all colleges currently or previously attended

     Be qualified to receive a Board of Governors Fee Waiver Application (BOGG) A or B; 

     Be determined educationally disadvantaged student.


How is educational disadvantage determined? (Student must meet at least ONE of the following)

     High school GPA less than 2.50

     not have graduated from high school or obtained the General Education Diploma (G.E.D).

     Assessed below Math 113/114 or 115 or English 28

     Previously enrolled in remedial education

     Student Is the first  generation  to attend college

     The student�s parents are not native English speakers


How to Apply?

     EOP&S applications are available at Mission College EOP&S office, Instructional and Student Services Bldg.

     Submit applications in person at the EOP&S office.

     For more information call (818) 364-7645.


What do eligible applicants do after applying?

     Student will be contacted regarding eligibility for EOP&S.

     Eligible EOP&S students must:

     Attend a mandatory EOP&S orientation and sign an EOP&S contract for services;

     Meet with a counselor and complete a Student Educational Plan (SEP) and a Semester-by-Semester Plan.

     Follow the recommendations by EOP&S Counselor.