EOP/HEOP, and other Opportunity Programs

sybbie719
Mon, 28 Apr 2008 13:58:15 +0000

So there isn’t a limit on GPA, but there is a limit on CR/SAT scores?



Right!! the income and CR information is very specific and as wow mentioned varies from school to school where the more elite schools the student may end up falling not far off from the low end of the middle 50 as far as CR is concerned but academically their scores GPAs are probably right there with their other classmates.

wow,

Great post… Thanks!!

Like the privates, admissions guidelines for SUNY vary from school to school.
The SUNY schools not only look at the CR scores they also take into consideration regents scores. While a student may not have great CR scores, they could have great regents scores especially in English, Global and US History.

Here is the SUNY Admissions InformationSummary – 2007

http://www.suny.edu/student/downloads/Pdf/2007_Admissions_QF_StateOp.pdf

Whether a student is accepted through HEOP/EOP wow is right in saying that they are not taking students that are not academically prepared (you must remember SAT scores are only a small part of the equation and GPA will hold more weight).