CSU EOP Questions
Please answer the following EOP questions to the best of your ability in paragraph form. The recommended questions are to be utilized to answer the questions. Please do not write yes or no to the questions. You must write in complete sentences. 2,500 CHARACTERS max per question.
Question 1
Briefly describe your family’s economic background. Include information about your financial challenges.
Things to consider: Who works at home? 1 parent/guardian, 2 parents/guardians? Does your parent/guardian receive any government assistance? For how long have they received this? Do you work to help with the family expenses? Do you pay any of your own expenses? Phone? Clothes? Senior activities? Is it hard for your family to pay the bills each month? Do your parents ever need to ask for help from relatives or friends to pay bills? Do you live in a house or apartment? How many bedrooms are in the apartment? Are you renting a room in the house or apartment? Do you share a room with a sibling or other family member? Do you have a room or sleep in the living room or somewhere else?
Question 2
Why would you like to attend college? Discuss your career and personal goals. Are there any particular circumstances, school experiences, or persons that influenced your preparation or motivation to attend college?
Things to consider: Are you the first person in your family to go to college? What does going to college mean for you? What does this mean for your parents? Is there anyone or any experience that you had that encouraged you to go to college? What are your career goals?
Question 3
Briefly discuss your academic background. Did you utilize any additional support at your high school, such as tutoring? Do your grades in high school and/or college reflect your academic ability or potential?
Things to consider: Did you ever go to any tutoring during the time you were in high school? Do your grades reflect your ability or intelligence? What help or support do you think you needed to get better grades? How do you think that being a part of the EOP program will help you to be successful in college?
Question 4
List any volunteer, extracurricular activities, or work experience in which you are or have been involved in the past two years.
Things to consider: List and/or describe your extra activities in school or in your community? Have you played a sport? Have you been involved in a club? Have you had a leadership role in a club? Have you had any work experience? If yes, how many hours each week? Have you helped your family with babysitting or daily chores? How many hours do you cook?/clean?/babysit siblings each day or week? Which activities have you enjoyed the most? What have you learned from these activities? Are these activities something you would like to continue in college?
Question 5
Is there any additional information you would like EOP to consider in determining your admission to the program?
Things to consider: What is the reason that going to college is important to you? Is there any challenge big or small that you have overcome in life and how does it motivate you to want to go to college, or pursue a particular career in life? Why do you think it is important for YOU to be a part of the EOP program? Let the EOP program know something about you that sets you apart. Do you have a unique talent, skill or ability or circumstance that you would like to share?
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