Mission Statement
EOPS is a community college counseling program that provides "over and above" academic, personal and financial support to qualified community college students whose educational and socioeconomic backgrounds might prevent them from successfully attending college. Services provided are specifically designed for under-represented students and their specific needs with the ultimate goal being completion of a certificate program, an associate degree and/or transfer to a four-year university.
Scheduling a Counseling Appointment
To schedule an appointment with an EOPS Counselor please utilize the EOPS Scheduler. You will need your portal credentials to schedule an appointment.
When making an appointment be sure to select the correct meeting location desired. For In-person locations there are three locations available: Rancho, Chino, and Fontana campus.
Types of Appointments Available
Students have the option to meet with a counselor in-person, via video, or by telephone. Please read the following important information for each type of appointment.
In Person Appointments at Rancho, Chino, and Fontana
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- For in-person appointments, students accompanied by a guest should reach out to the counselor directly to request prior approval. Only 1 guest will be permitted at the discretion of the counselor due to space availability and safety measures.
- By scheduling this appointment, you agree that you are not experiencing any cold/flu-like symptoms and are certifying that if any symptoms arise that you will reschedule your Counseling appointment to a phone or video appointment.
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Online Video
- Appointments are conducted using online video meeting software.
- Have the proper technology setup, including your webcam and microphone. Use Chrome or Firefox as your browser.
Telephone Appointment
- Appointment is conducted over the telephone with a Counselor. A counselor will call the number you provided on the intake form within the first five minutes of your scheduled appointment time.
- You will receive an incoming call from a private number. If your phone is set to block calls from unknown or private numbers, please remove the block prior to your counseling appointment so that the call with go through.
Expectations for all appointments
Appointments and interactions with Counselors are intended for educational purposes only. To ensure that we are engaging in a safe, secure, and respectful atmosphere with students, a counselor can end any counseling session at their professional discretion if a student is being disrespectful, inappropriate or does not have proper online etiquette for video, phone, in-person, or chat sessions.
- Please be prepared to login to your Chaffey portal during your appointment time. Bring your login information with you to an in-person appointment.
- For Video and Telephone Appointments please find a quiet and private space to conduct your appointment and be ready 5 minutes before your appointment time.
- For your safety, driving during appointments will not be allowed. The appointment will be cancelled, and you will need to reschedule.
- No interruptions: do not answer phone calls, texts, or sufe the web during the appointment. Give your full attention to the counselor.
- It will be helpful for you to have access to the internet during our counseling appointment, as we will be discussing online resources during the call.
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Services
Click the image to enlarge- Academic, career, and limited personal counseling, including through Guided Pathways
- Priority Registration
- Orientation to college classes (Guidance 2)
- Assistance with college-related fees (e.g., health fee, college services fee, etc.)
- Transportation support (e.g., parking permit, transportation fee, etc.)
- Support with required course material (e.g., textbooks, e-books, access codes, etc.)
- Support with educational supplies
- Cultural awareness activities
- Supplemental programs for single parents receiving CalWORKs assistance (CARE), foster youth, students who qualify for Assembly Bill 540 (AB 540) and complete the California Dream Act application, and an EOPS Summer Readiness Program (EOPS SRP) for recent high school graduates.
Eligibility Requirements
Meet all three of the following:
- Receive the California College Promise Grant (CCPG) A or B or California Dream Act A or B
- Have less than 70 degree-applicable units completed (students who have completed an associate's or bachelor's degree are not eligible to the program)
- Be enrolled in a minimum of 12 units each fall and spring semester
And one (1) of the following:
- Be a student who has not earned a high school diploma or equivalent
- Have a high school grade-point average below 2.5
- Complete English as a Second Language courses (ESL)
- Be a current or former foster youth
- Be a first-generation college student (a student whose parents or guardians have not completed a college degree).
How to Apply
Apply on-line by logging onto your My Chaffey portal account at my.chaffey.edu (a Chaffey student ID number is required)
- Log onto your My Chaffey portal account
- Under Shortcuts, click Self-Service (Registration)
- Click on Additional Pages and Forms for Students
- Click on EOPS Application
Note: the link is only available during the open application period.
Request a Classroom Presentation
Would you like EOPS to provide a presentation to your students? Click here to submit your request and an EOPS representative will reach out to you shortly to confirm details.
Contact
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Rancho Cucamonga Campus
AD-151
Chino Campus
5897 College Park Ave., Chino, CA 91710
Chino Main Instructional Building (CHMB) - Inside the GPS Center, Room 240
Fontana Campus
16855 Merrill Ave., Fontana, CA 92335
Ralph M. Lewis Center, Admissions & Records Counter
