2011-08-15, 12:50 AM
Corn Wrote:"Early" (in general) means that you apply to a college earlier. You get to know if you got accepted to that college or not earlier (like, 1-2 months or something). Early decision means that if you've been accepted into a college, you have to go there. Early action means that even if you have been accepted, you don't need to go there. You can wait until results from other colleges come in January before you make your decision.
I know that much about the decision vs. action part. Thank you though Corn.
Netto Wrote:Seriously? I hate book vouchers so much though =X
I never use them...lol
Q. Who is eligible for EOP consideration?
A. The following eligibility criteria are specified in the CSU Educational Opportunity Programs Regulations and Guidelines.
An EOP student:
must have a history of low-family income
must be enrolled on full-time basis (part-time attendance requires program directors approval).
is an undergraduate pursuing her/his first bachelors degree.
is a California resident, as defined by the CSU Board of trustees and/or the state of California.
needs admission assistance as an exception, or meets regular admission requirements, and will require a full range of academic support services to succeed.
Q. Will a student who does not need financial aid still qualify for EOP?
A. Probably not. However, while family income is a major consideration, the decision for admission is not made entirely on the basis of financial need. If the applicant is also academically underprepared, this and other factors will be taken into consideration.
This is a pretty....accurate situation when going to CCs. At least from what I've heard. Even from my parents.
Yeah, that sounds like I won't get s'hit already. My family makes 100k+ yearly, and I don't think I'm 'underprepared'.
How did you managed to sneak in?