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CSU's Office of Educational Opportunity Programs/TRiO consists of four federally funded programs: Project FAME/Upward Bound, Upward Bound II, Project SUCCESS/Educational Opportunity Center, and Educational Talent Search. TRiO programs assist low-income families where neither parent holds a bachelor's degree stay in elementary and high school and obtain education beyond high school. Detailed program descriptions, contact information, and applications for these programs are on the pages to follow.
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The Upward Bound Programs
The Upward Bound programs provide high school students who have the potential to attend college with academic and motivational services geared to entering and graduating from the college of their choice.
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Educational Opportunity Center
PROJECT SUCCESS/EOC provides information on college admissions and financial aid to 1,200 qualified adults who want to enter GED programs or enter or continue a program of postsecondary education of their choice. |
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Educational Talent Search
Educational Talent Search program encourages participants to stay in school, graduate from high school and continue on to the postsecondary institution of their choice.
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ABOUT EOP/TRIO
Chicago State University is one of over 1,000 higher education institutions and agencies offering Federal TRiO Programs, funded by the U.S. Department of Education. In 1965, Congress established a series of programs to aid low-income Americans enter and graduate postsecondary education under Title IV of the Higher Education Act. TRiO programs help students overcome class, social and cultural barriers to higher education by providing a myriad of services to individuals beginning with 6th graders. At Chicago State University, in the Office of Educational Opportunity Programs/TRiO, community residents can find academic, tutoring, counseling, college visits, cultural enrichment and motivational activities for their youth. High school seniors and adults can receive career information, GED referral, assistance in the completion of college admissions applications and financial aid forms, scholarship information and assistance to reverse defaulted student loans.
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EOP/TRiO Contact Information
773-995-2566
Douglas Hall 2nd Floor Suite K
Chicago, IL 60628-1598
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