<p>Are there any EDers applied for EOP/HEOP and got something from them by mail to fill out you family incomes and stuff...
what will happen if they accept you for EOP/HEOP.....
hint hint please......</p>
<p>I applied EOP but apparently I wasn't qualified because I never got anything. If you do get in via HEOP/EOP, you're gonna have to go waste your summer up at Cornell for this pre-summer stuff. I think you'll also have to do a bunch of stuff during the year with some academic help group to make sure you're keeping up.</p>
<p>Does that mean you're basically in ED? cuz why would they qualify you for a special program if they reject you for admission?</p>
<p>While HEOP/EOP greatly increases your chances, you DO need to submit all of your financial stuff, so that doesn't necessarily mean she's in yet.</p>
<p>yeah... I got the letter about two weeks ago.. sent all the financial documents and stuff about a week ago.. so we'll see. I called the admissions office cuz i was confused as to whether eop would delay my decision because I waited like 10 days to send my stuff... and they said acceptance to EOP and acceptance to the college are completely separate.</p>
<p>What's EOP?</p>
<p>(Higher) Education(al) Opportunity Program. Basically it's a program that helps poor minorities get in. I don't mean any offense by this, because I applied for this program myself, but that's really the basic jist of it.</p>
<p>but i thought EOP is also for underrepresented students though..........
shouldn't it be a bigger chance for students who got accepted to EOP??</p>