EOP Programs

MVB Scholarship

The scholarship is awarded to an undergraduate student who has completed a minimum of four semesters, calculated by the number of credit hours earned. First preference is offered to students of African/Latin descent. Applicants must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.0 or higher, and have exceptional service to the University and/or local community. Applicants must also submit letters of support and the service requirement must be verifiable. more

Tutorial Center

EOP provides a tutoring service to its students free of charge. Tutors are undergrad and graduate students who excel in particular courses. Tutors not only help students understand the class material, but they can also assist with time management, study tips, and test taking skills. Students can request to have an assigned tutor or simply come in and work with walk in tutors. To obtain an assigned tutor who will work with you around your schedule contact the EOP Tutorial Center at 77(7-4062).

Summer Employment

The Binghamton Enrichment Program (BEP) is designed to prepare pre-freshmen to successfully transition into Binghamton University. To support this process EOP offers summer employment opportunities to individuals interested in assisting these students in building academic skills as they acclimate to the University’s social and cultural environment.

Applications for Peer Counselor positions are available in the fall. Applications for Math and Rhetoric instructors and TA’s are available in the spring.more

Chi Alpha Epsilon (XAE)

Founded at West Chester University of Pennsylvania, Chi Alpha Epsilon (XAE) National Honor Society was formed to recognize the academic achievements of students admitted to colleges and universities through Opportunity Programs. Its purposes are to promote continued high academic standards, foster increased communication among its members, and honor academic excellence. Membership in Chi Alpha Epsilon requires a 3.0 or better for two consecutive semesters, and is offered through Binghamton University’s Gamma Delta chapter.more