University of the Pacific offers four distinct education equity programs for underserved students in both the Stockton community and beyond. These programs help young adults achieve and afford a Pacific education, preparing them for successful and meaningful lives. Each program is designed for the needs of specific groups. Learn more about each program below.
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Community Involvement Program (CIP)
- Comprehensive scholarship program for first-generation college students from the Stockton community
- Serves educational needs of low-income students by providing access to college and support of the CIP Scholars
- Providing access to a University of the Pacific education for eligible area students since 1969
Learn more about CIP
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SUCCESS - TRiO Program
- Funded by a U.S. Department of Education Student Support Services grant that serves students from low-income and first generation college backgrounds
- Services: indlude tutoring, direct financial assistance, academic, financial, personal and career counseling
- Pacific's only U.S. Department of Eudcation TRiO Program
Learn more about SUCCESS-TRiO
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STEPS 
- A two-day pre-college program for African American students
- Designed to enhance academic and personal success of incoming students
- Activities continue throughout the academic year
Click here for the STEPs brochure
Click here for the 2013-14 STEPs application
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Pacific PROMISE Scholars
- Designed for current or former foster care and other disconnected students without a traditional family support system
- Creates a sense of home and a feeling of belonging on campus
- Connects students to campus and community resources, to facilitate their transition to and success at Pacific
Learn more about Pacific PROMISE Scholars
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