Educational Opportunity Program (EOP)
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The Educational Opportunity Program is an Admissions and Support Services program designed to assist students who meet specific income guidelines and demonstrate the potential to obtain a baccalaureate degree. The program provides:

     • Admission to the University
     • Academic Counseling
     • Financial assistance to eligible undergraduate students.

Although the program does provide some financial assistance, which figures into the total financial aid award, EOP is NOT a financial aid program.

Student Assistance In Learning (SAIL)
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SAIL, the University's federally funded Student Support Services project, serves 325 students each year. Funded by a grant from the United States Department of Education, SAIL is designed to increase the college retention and graduation rates of its participants and facilitate the process of transition from one level of higher education to the next.

Learning Center
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Tutoring, Testing, Public Computer Labs.

Writing Center
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The CSUSB Writing Center, sponsored by the University's Division of Undergraduate Studies, conducts more than 10,000 one-to-one student writing conferences and facilitates workshops with faculty members in a variety of campus classrooms. Many students come to work on papers for composition courses; however, a large number come from a wide variety of courses across the university. Many of the 25-30 student writing consultants are graduate students in the M.A. in English Composition program, while others are graduate and undergraduate students from disciplines across campus. The director is an English Department faculty member.

Faculty/Student Mentoring Program (FSMP)
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The mission of the Faculty Student Mentoring Program is the recruitment and successful training of mentors and protégés. The mentoring program shall serve as a significant unit of the university by fostering the retention, academic success, and graduation of students. These goals will be met through mentoring activities and support programs that encourage academic excellence, self-esteem, and personal growth of participating students.

Honors Program
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What is the Honors Program?

The Honors Program enriches the undergraduate educational experience with opportunities including special academic advising, integrated honors courses, participation in lectures, concerts and art exhibits, extensive library privileges, honors colloquia and seminars. Most honors courses fulfill the general education requirements of the university.

Testing Office
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For test information and dates, click on the Testing Office link.

Additional UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES Programs
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Click on the link above to view programs such as:

     • Early Assessment Program
     • Intensive Mathematics Program
     • Reading Improvement Program
     • Gear-Up Inland Empire

Our goal in Undergraduate Studies is to provide each student with the assistance he or she needs to have the best undergraduate educational experience the university can provide. Feel free to contact me or any of my staff if you have questions, comments, or concerns. The academic professionals you will find in the various programs and offices mentioned above are dedicated to your success. Together, we can help you reach your goals.

Undergraduate Studies can be reached by phone at (909) 537-5032.