Prospective Act 101/EOP Students
Application Process
The highest priority for admission is reserved for Act 101/EOP applicants with:
- A minimum of a C+ grade point average
- A minimum score of 800 on the SAT and/or 16 on the ACT
Students applying for admission must submit a letter of recommendation from a guidance counselor or teacher describing how the student would benefit from being admitted into Act 101/EOP. It is preferred that applicants have a 94 percent or better attendance rate in high school.
Placement Testing
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This testing determines placement for developmental (courses that do not count for graduation credit) and college credit courses. Any student with SAT scores below pre-determined cut offs are required to take placement tests.
Part-Time Program
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The Act 101 part-time program is a special admissions opportunity for students that are economically and educationally disadvantaged. To qualify for admission to the part-time program, applicants must meet an adjusted gross income as determined by Health and Human Services poverty guidelines.