The Educational Opportunity Center (EOC) will not schedule appointments after Friday, August 14, 2026.
As the EOC completes required year-end federal grant reporting and await notification regarding future grant funding, staff will be focused on processing existing student files and completing all required documentation.
During this time, no new appointments will be scheduled after August 14, 2026. Previously scheduled appointments through August 14 will be honored. Satellite campus visits are temporarily suspended.
Updates regarding future services will be posted as soon as additional information becomes available.
We sincerely appreciate your patience and understanding during this temporary service interruption. We remain hopeful for a positive funding decision and look forward to continuing to serve our community.
For questions, please contact the Educational Opportunity Center at 850-484-1961 or email eoc@pensacolastate.edu.

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