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Massachusetts Educational Opportunity Program
at Massasoit Community College

The Massachusetts Educational Opportunity Program, MEOP, is an educational after school program intended to increase access and success in higher education for students through a variety of academic and student support services. The program, funded by the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education, is a collaborative effort between personnel from Massasoit Community College and Brockton High School . Students meet Thursdays at the Brockton Campus of Massasoit Community College.

What does MEOP provide? . Weekly instruction . Tutoring sessions . Educational and recreational activities . Educational and cultural field trips . Career exploration . College preparatory information . Free transportation and food	Who can Participate? . Brockton High School students . Students of color . First generation college students . Students with good attendance records . Students interested in higher education . Students with no disciplinary problems
Program Highlights . Weekly activities . Stipends, based on merit . Multicultural activities and trips . Merit certificate and recognition . College tours	Benefits to Students . Awareness of higher education opportunities . Better grades . Social involvement . Life skills development . Confidence and self-esteem building . Career exploration

How to Apply
Applications are accepted in September each year.
Contact your guidance counselor or the Program Coordinator in the fall for program information.

Program Coordinator: Amanda Huggon-Mauretti x1976

Last Update: February 10, 2009

Call Toll Free: 1-800-CAREERS

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