Summer Readiness Program (SRP)

Chaffey College

5885 Haven Avenue—MACC 205

Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91737

(909) 652-6349/6358

“I honestly thank God for giving me the op-

portunity to be in the summer readiness

program. I had the chance to meet

amazing professors and classmates who

challenged me and believed in me.

Thanks to this program I made lots of

friends and I couldn’t imagine myself start-

ing off college without the program. I start-

ed off college with a 4.0 thanks to the clas-

ses and it gave me an edge over other

freshman that weren’t in the program. I

learned lots of values that I still apply

today. If you want to grow as a person and

meet amazing people then I highly encour-

age you to join an experience that can only

be felt once you have lived through it!”

- Joseph Oliveros - Gutierrez

SRP ‘17, Chaffey College Student Senator

“Joining the EOPS summer

readiness program helped me

become a better person by

experiencing college and being able to be

prepared for the future.”

- Rocio Castillo

SRP ‘17, Chaffey Student Government

Do you want o

inf tion? Contact:

Melissa Monge

- Counselor/Instructor

Dina Lopez

- Success Guide

Graciela Arriaga

- Program Assistant

(909)652-6350

(909) 652-6349/6358

OR

Stop by the Rancho campus

MACC—Room 205

Spring 2018 Office Hours

Mon /Thurs 8:00am - 7:00pm

Tues/Wed: 8:00am - 4:30pm

Fri: 8:00am - 4:00pm

Chaffey College

EOPS

5885 Haven Ave. MACC 205

Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91737‐3002

Phone: 909‐652‐6349 or 909‐652‐6358

Fax: 909‐652‐6342

E‐mail: eops@chaffey.edu

Eligibility Criteria

Be a high school graduate from the current school

year

Qualify for a BOGG (fee waiver) type A or B as dete

mined by the Financial Aid Office. Effective January

1st, 2013, AB540 students will be eligible for a

Board of Governors Fee Waiver (BOGG). For more

information, visit https://dream.csac.ca.gov/

And meet ONE of the following EOPS criteria:

Have a GPA below 2.5 in high school

Have taken Chaffey College assessment test and

scored into foundational courses:

ENG 675, 575, 475

MATH 510, 520, 410

OR

Have completed remedial coursework or English as a Second Language (ESL) classes in high school

OR

You are or have been an Emancipated Minor/ Fos-ter Youth

OR

Be a first generation college student

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Summer Readiness Program

The Summer Readiness Program (SRP) is

offered to EOPS eligible graduating high school

seniors from local high schools. The program’s

goal is to prepare underrepresented students

for the rigors of higher education through

participation in an instructional cohort

combined with motivational workshops.

Students enroll in two courses during

summer—Guidance 2: Essentials of Student

Success, and Sociology 33: Introduction to

Social Justice. SRP participants have a 94%

continuation rate in college for the fall

semester and 85%+ for the subsequent spring

semester.

The SRP benefits include text books, bus passes

or parking decals, food vouchers and

miscellaneous educational supplies. Students,

prior to the

beginning of their first semester, receive an

informational orientation and a Chaffey College

main campus tour.

Another purpose of the SRP is to familiarize

students with the college system and

encourage them to continue their education by

making use of the resources available at

Chaffey College.

SRP exposes these students to four- year

institutions by attending field trips to local

California State Universities (CSU), University of

California (UC) , as well as selected private

universities. Many of the SRP students are

excited after these trips, and motivated to

continue their education by transferring to a

university after Chaffey College.

"If you don't try then when will you

succeed?"

- Karen Aleman Bravo, SRP ‘17

EOPS Extended Opportunity

Programs and Services is a state funded

counseling program established through Senate

Bill 164. EOPS was created to support qualified

students whose educational and socioeconomic

backgrounds might prevent them from

successfully attending college. The mission of

EOPS is to ensure student retention and to

assist students in succeeding in their academic

goal in earning a certificate, associate degree,

and/or transfer to a university.

What Services does EOPS offer?

Counseling– academic and limited

personal counseling

Priority Registration

College Orientation

Cultural Awareness Activities

Book Service to assist in renting and/or

purchasing textbooks

Parking or Transportation

Assistance

EOPS Scholars* Counseling