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| STUDENT INFORMATION
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To be considered for the Early Academic Outreach Program, junior high students must have a grade point average of 2.75 or higher while high school students must have a grade point average of 3.0 or higher.
Program participants must be enrolled in Pre-Algebra or a higher math.
Priority consideration is given to students who are the first in their family to pursue a college career, and to underrepresented and low income students. |
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Through parent conferences such as, “College Making it Happen,” and special presentations, EAO will help your parents to learn more about college and how they can assist you in preparing for it.
Parents will receive information about the different types of colleges, the college-going process, and financial support planning.
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As part of EAO, you will work with a UCSB counselor throughout your junior and high school career.
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Specific services include:
- Assistance with course planning for University eligibility
- Ongoing evaluation of your transcript to make sure you stay on track for college
- UC Admission, application, and PSAT/SAT workshops
- Workshops on financial aid opportunities
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As an EAO student, you may be invited to participate in special events:
- Junior High Conferences
- Field trips to UCSB
- "Early Start Program," a six-week pre-college summer program for high school juniors
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