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K-20 College and Career Preparation

Our student-facing programs are based in K-12 schools, the community, and on our campus.

Career Pathway Program (CPP)

The UC San Diego CREATE Career Pathway Program (CPP) is intended to provide students FREE ONLINE personalized support and help navigate their personal pathway to-and-through high school to their postsecondary institution of choice with a special emphasis in key industry areas including Engineering, Computing, Business, Education, and Health. CPP will benefit students by leveraging UC San Diego’s existing program models, structures, and resources. CREATE will lead this program through EAOP and in collaboration with UC San Diego’s Enrollment Management and Division of Extended Studies.

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EAOP

The Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP) at UC San Diego provides a host of pre-college services to increase the eligibility of college-bound students for admission to the post-secondary institution of their choice (UC, CSU and community college campuses). EAOP offers pre-college counseling, FAFSA help, and academic events to youth. The program currently serves more than 3,000 students at 16 high schools in San Diego and Imperial counties.

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TRIO Outreach Programs

TRIO Outreach Programs at UC San Diego prepare San Diego area students to successfully complete high school, transition to the college of their choice, and succeed in graduating with a two-year, four-year, or vocational/technical degree. Our program houses five federally funded TRIO programs: two Upward Bound programs, two Upward Bound Math Science programs, and a Talent Search program. Ongoing pre-college services and opportunities are provided to the 900+ students engaged in our program.

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CREATE K-20 STEM Outreach

Our CREATE K-20 STEM Outreach program targets K-12 future college applicants and their families through hands-on STEM learning events. We engage community college students, undergraduates, and graduate students. Our program STEMULATE engages K-12 students in STEM at an early age to ultimately influence their decision to pursue higher education and STEM careers.

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