The EOC is a federally funded TRiO Program that provides counseling and information on college admissions to qualified adults who want to enter or continue a program of postsecondary education.

EOC Mission Statement
The mission of the Educational Opportunity Center is to encourage adults who have dropped/stopped out of school to return to school or to pursue post secondary education options.  

The EOC provides:

• Traditional and alternate learning programs
• Regularly scheduled post secondary education workshops
• Quarterly newsletters
• Financial aid resource information
• College Admissions Information
• Academic survival skills workshops
• Career/Personal counseling
• Tutoring

Goals of the EOC:

• To identify and select 1000 eligible participants, 67% will meet certain income standards and be first generation college students; the remaining 33% will be either first generation or meet certain income guidelines.
• To complete a comprehensive needs assessments of 100% of the newly admitted participants within three weeks of selection.
• At least 60% of the participants without a high school diploma will re-enter high school or complete a GED program.  
• To assist at least 500 participants with financial aid and admissions applications each year.
• At least 100 of the participants will enter or re-enter a post secondary educational program each year.
• To provide a comprehensive program of services to meet the identified needs of all participants.