FAQs
Questions that Porterville College students often ask... and the answers.
Extended Opportunity Program and Services - EOPS
Where is the EOPS office located?
The Academic Center, room 126 (in the student services/counseling center).
What are the hours of the office?
The EOPS office is open Monday – Thursday, 7:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. and Fridays from 8:00 a.m. till noon. The office is also open Tuesdays and Wednesdays until 6:30 p.m.
What services does the EOPS office provide to students?
The program provides counseling, workshops, books, financial assistance, meal cards, grants, supplies and transfer assistance.
How do I make an appointment with someone to determine if I am eligible?
You can either stop by the office in AC-126 or call 791-2224.
Do I have to maintain a certain grade point average to be an EOPS student?
You do have to be making satisfactory academic progress and follow the Student Educational Plan to remain in the program.
Do I have to participate in any specific EOPS activities in order to be in the program?
Yes. You do have to see your counselor 3 times during the year and participate in any activities the program staff feels are necessary for your academic success.
Do I need to have a Study Educational Plan (SEP) to participate in EOPS?
Yes.