<p>How do you know if you have been accepted into the EOP at a certain campus?
Is it buried somewhere in the admin packet or is that something you won't know until you SIR?</p>
<p>Im wondering too ^</p>
<p>Usually it happens after SIR, at UCLA (where EOP is called AAP) transfers sign up in their first fall quarter or in the summer if they attend a transitional summer program.</p>
<p>EOP is a waste of time, nothing like the ones in CC. There’s no early enrollment dates etc…atleast at UCLA.</p>
<p>As a member of AAP ( EOP equivalent) I disagree that EOP is a waste of time. AAP does provide supplemental services such as counseling and tutoring and even preparation to grad school. There are scholarships and research opportunities only available to AAP members.</p>
<p>However I do have 2 criticisms of AAP</p>
<p>1) to get advantage of most of he services you have to come as a Freshman, Unfortunately we transfers get the short end of the stick (especially with tutoring).</p>
<p>2) There is a strong north campus (humanities) bias, the fact that Campbell hall (AAP headquarters) is located at the north side of UCLA explains that AAP is geared more towards humanities majors. As a South Campus (STEM) major, I again feel I’m getting the short end of the stick.</p>