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Program Guidelines

Academic Guidelines
Detailed list of academic criteria.

• First-time college student: Applicants should be first-generation college students, meaning they are the first in their family to attend college.
  
  
• Low FSA scores: Students who have scored low on the 91社区 Standards Assessments (FSA) are eligible, indicating they need additional academic support.
  
  
• Low grade point average (GPA): Students with a low GPA, which typically reflects academic challenges, are encouraged to apply to receive the necessary support and resources to improve their academic performance.
  
  
• Other academic challenges: This includes students who may struggle in specific subjects or have other academic difficulties that make it unlikely for them to pursue postsecondary education without additional support.

These academic guidelines ensure that CROP focuses on students who need the most assistance to achieve their educational goals and prepare for successful entry into and completion of post-secondary education.

Economic Guidelines
Received reduced or free lunch:

• Applicants who attend a Hillsborough County Public School that has been DESIGNATED as a Community Eligibility Provisional school you do not have to submit a Free and Reduce lunch form.)  If your school is not listed, please copy and paste or click on the following link to refer for verification:
  
  
  https://www.wfla.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/71/2022/07/CEP-School-List-.pdf  
  
  

• USF CROP Targeted Schools that are designated as a CEP sites:
  Armwood High School
  Brandon High School
  Chamberlain High School
  Freedom High School
  King High School
  Lennard High School
  Middleton High School
  Buchanan Middle School
  Dr. Carter G. Woodson K-8 School
  Franklin Boys Preparatory Academy Middle School
  Greco Middle Magnet School
  Jennings Middle School
  Memorial Middle School
  Sligh Middle Magnet School
  Sulphur Springs K-8 Community School
  Young Middle Magnet School

Low-income:

• Applicants must come from families with an income level that falls below the federal poverty guidelines, demonstrating financial need.

Participated in WAGES Program:

• Applicants must have been part of the Work and Gain Economic Self-Sufficiency (WAGES) program, which supports low-income families in achieving economic independence.

Received public assistance:

• Applicants must have received some form of public assistance, such as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), or other government aid programs designed to support low-income households.