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| Who May Apply? |
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Only low-income and educationally disadvantaged undergraduate students who need admission assistance and support services to succeed in college are admitted to EOP. Applicants must demonstrate academic potential and motivation to succeed, be California residents, and meet the income criteria listed below.
- Lower Division Transfers
- First Time Freshman
- Historically Low-Income
- First Generation College Students
- Disadvantaged Background
- All applications are evaluated on an individual basis & some students may be admitted conditionally. For example, some students may be required to attend our annual Summer Bridge Program.
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| EOP Income Criteria |
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EOP applicants must meet the low-income guidelines listed in the table below and demonstrate their family is unable to provide an annual contribution of more than $1,500 toward their college expenses. Applicants whose total family income exceeds the guidelines may be considered if their parents' contribution does not exceed $1,500. These guidelines are not intended to exclude disadvantaged students but to identify and give priority to those students who have the most financial need.
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- 2006-2007 EOP Family Income Guidelines*
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Independent Students |
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Family Size
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Maximum Total Parental Income
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2
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$30,500
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3
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$ 33,900
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4
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$ 39,200
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5
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$ 44,100
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6
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$ 49,600
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$ 53,800
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$ 58,000
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Dependent Students
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Maximum Total
Student / Spouse Income
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Single, No Dependents
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$ 10,300
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Married, No Dependents Other than Spouse
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$ 17,700
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- For independent students with dependents other than, or in addition to, a spouse, use the income for the appropriate family size in the Dependent Student Category.
* 2006-2007 table is based on the 2006-2007 Expected Family Contribution (EFC) formulas for federal student financial aid.
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| Last modified: 5/1/06 |
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