Welcome to the EOP Learning Center
The official learning center of EOP
We’re an academic community of learners and peer-educators dedicated to academic success.
We advocate for equity and cultivate a culture where any student can succeed academically at Cal Poly Pomona, by empowering them with research-backed strategies for learning, habits, and mindset.
Check out this video to learn more about us...
FAQs
We offer one-hour appointments that utilize our innovative approach which blends traditional tutoring with peer-academic coaching. Sure we’re here to go over course concepts and read through your essays, but we're so much more. When you partner with an EOP Learning Success Strategist, you'll develop the necessary skills and strategies for academic success, including:
- Learning
- Productivity
- Mindset
Additionally, we're hard at work creating an academic skills resource library tailored specifically to you and will release details soon. Lastly, you'll find we have extensive partnerships across our department and throughout CPP, so even if we're not the right place for your specific needs or goals, we can connect you with someone who is.
Unlike other learning centers on campus, we exist to exclusively serve EOP students, YOU, so we often know what you need before you need it.
Our focus is never on answers or grades. Instead, we want you to develop the skills and strategies necessary to think critically and learn how to learn so you get the most from your college experience. But, chances are no one has ever shown you how. Think about it, who taught you academic skills like:
- How to read physics textbooks, understand them, and remember what you read?
- Write a college-level essay for an anthropology course?
- Take history notes that help you, instead of rushing to scribble everything the teacher is saying?
- How to study for a math final so you don’t feel nervous and actually get the grade you want?
If you’re like most students, us included, no one taught you these things, you likely figured them out on your own in high school. But you’ll quickly find that what worked in the world of review sessions, study guides, and bringing 3x5 cards to tests, those skills don’t always hold up at CPP.
That’s where we come in. When you stop by EOP Tutorial, you’ll partner with a Learning Success Strategist--who’s one part tutor, one part academic coach--who wants to share everything they’ve learned about being a successful student.
Congratulations on making the decision to partner with us. Our services will soft launch on September 8, with full availability opening on September 14. Watch this video to learn how to schedule an appointment with us.
In addition to appointments (see the previous FAQ for more info), we offer various drop-in times throughout the week. No appointment is necessary--just click the Zoom link to instantly connect with one of our strategists during their drop-in hours.
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AMY Hi, I’m Amy and I am the Lead Writing and Presentations Success Strategist. I'm grateful I can gain experience by working with fellow students as I plan on becoming a Professor once I graduate. |
Major: Applied Language Studies Minor: Writing Studies Superpower: I write strong essays. When starting at CPP, I wish I would've known: more about the resources offered that I could have taken advantage of like the tutoring centers around campus. |
Available for drop-in sessions in Writing & Presentations:
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ARMANDO Hi there! I am Armando, a senior chemical engineering student at Cal Poly Pomona. I am currently the Lead STEM Success Strategist for EOP Tutorial. I am following my passion for research at CPP in one of the most interesting fields of materials, corrosion! |
Major: Chemical Engineering, Minors: Materials Engineering and Chemistry Superpower: Learning new languages--I speak Albanian, English, French, and Spanish When starting at CPP, I wish I would've known: about all the opportunities that Cal Poly Pomona offers students. It does not matter the number of resources you have available; ultimately, what really matters is what you make of them. |
Available for drop-in sessions in Math, Chemistry, Physics, and Chemical & Materials Engineering:
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BRADLEY Hi, I’m Bradley. I am extremely interested in robotics and enjoy using various 3-D modeling software. Along with this, I am an avid gamer with my friends. At CPP I hope to obtain valuable information that I can carry into my career once I graduate. |
Major: Mechanical Engineering Superpowers: Time management and creating awesome Excel documents When starting at CPP, I wish I would've known: How to better study for classes depending on the material being presented |
Available for drop-in sessions in Math, Chemistry, Physics, and Mechanical Engineering:
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ELIZABETH Hi, my name is Elizabeth! I am a fourth year Literary Studies major. After I graduate, I want to attend graduate school for Library Science and travel. |
Major: English, Literary Studies option Superpowers: Researching library databases and writing essays When starting at CPP, I wish I would've known: that I am more prepared than I feel and the importance of practicing self-care and self-love. |
Available for drop-in sessions in Writing & Presentations:
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HENRY Hello! My name is Henry. My goals after CPP is to work in the finance field and teach statistics using my experiences working in the field. I am very friendly and easy to talk to--always happy to talk about anything! |
Major: Business Administration: Finance, Real Estate, and Law (FRL) Minor: Statistics Superpowers: Excel, R, and video editing When starting at CPP, I wish I would've known: how to effectively read and use my textbooks. |
Available for drop-in sessions in Accounting, Technology & Operations Management, and Statistics
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HIMANI Hi, I'm Himani and I have a passion for helping my peer students succeed! My goal after CPP is to leverage my knowledge and understanding to the engineering driven world. |
Major: Mechanical Engineering Superpowers: Time management and aesthetic organization When starting at CPP, I wish I would've known: about using Google Calendar for scheduling and Bullet Journals for writing down tasks. |
Available for drop-in sessions in Math, Chemistry, Physics, and Mechanical Engineering:
ZOOM LINK (only accessible during drop-in times): https://cpp.zoom.us/my/eop.himani
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JOSELYN Hi, I’m Joselyn. I am a 4th year Civil Engineering Student with emphasis in Structural and Transportation design. After graduating from Cal Poly Pomona, I hope to continue my studies in Graduate School. |
Major: Civil Engineering-General Option Superpowers: I am patient and an awesome party planner. When starting at CPP, I wish I would've known: professors are not as intimidating as they seem. |
Available for drop-in sessions in Math, Civil Engineering, and Spanish:
ZOOM LINK (only accessible during drop-in times): https://cpp.zoom.us/my/eop.joselyn
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PHOENIX Hi, I’m Phoenix. I am a Kellogg Honors College student and a McNair Scholar conducting undergraduate research on multicultural experiences and worker productivity. |
Major: Business Administration, Management and Human Resources Emphasis Minor: Psychology Superpower: I am very organized with time and tasks. When starting at CPP, I wish I would've known: that where I am does not define where I will be. |
Available for drop-in sessions in Accounting, Computer Information Systems, Economice, Finance, Real Estate & Law; International Business & Marketing, Management & Human Resources, Statistics, and Business Calculus (MAT 1250):
ZOOM LINK (only accessible during drop-in times): |
YONAS Hi my name is Yonas. I am a senior electrical engineering student at Cal Poly. My goal is to work at an aerospace company. I also want to own a business and help people along side my journey starting from now. |
Major: Electrical Engineering Minor: Psychology Superpowers: Solving problems, Sudoku and persuasion. When starting at CPP, I wish I would've known: that labs are not a prerequisite for the next lecture and that I can petition to take more units than the limit. |
Available for drop-in sessions in Math and Electrical Engineering:
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