Helping Everyone Find a Path to College
TRIO Educational Opportunity Center at RCC is dedicated to helping all students find a path to college. We assist high school seniors, adults, and veterans in enrolling and completing an educational program beyond high school.
All services are free to participants. We look forward to working with you!
We provide one-on-one assistance to help you complete the steps needed for college such as:
- College/Trade School Admissions Applications
- College Placement Assessments
- Class Registration
- Financial Aid Forms: FAFSA, Scholarships, Student Loans, Appeals
- Connections to GED or ESL programs
- Student Loan Default
- And more! We can help you understand how to succeed as a student.
Eligibility
- Be at least 19 years old; or is less than 19 years of age, and the individual cannot be appropriately served by Talent Search project
- Be a United States Citizen or a eligible non-citizen, and
- Express a desire to enroll, or is enrolled in a program of postsecondary education, and request information or assistance in applying for admission to, or financial aid for, such a program.
Click the link to apply to participate in the TRIO EOC Program
Program Eligibility: We aim to serve individuals who can say “yes” to these. If you're not sure, please contact us!
- United States Citizen or an eligible non-citizen residing in Jackson or Josephine Counties
- Adults and high school seniors not participating in a TRIO Talent Search Program
- Complete an EOC participation Form – and answer the questions to indicate you have an interest in enrolling in college
Transition Specialists
To reach our main Medford TRIOEOC office (HEC-102A), please contact [email protected] or call 541-956-7097 or Schedule an Appointment.
Staff
Hollie Adair
Director, EOC/ETS
Redwood Campus, Grants Pass
Rogue Central
541-956-7442
Schedule an Appointment
Trina Janssen
Program Coordinator/Mission Control
Table Rock Campus, White City
TRC-A, Room 200
541-956-7354
Federal funds have been allocated for the TRIO Educational Opportunity Center program. 100% of this project is financed through a grant from the U.S. Department of Education.