Applying to HEOP

To apply to HEOP, you must complete an undergraduate admissions application and check the HEOP box. Additional information will be requested to confirm HEOP eligibility.

Along with your application, you must submit:

Official high school transcript or copy of GED scores.
Two letters of recommendation (teacher, guidance counselor, employer, etc.)
Submit SAT and/or ACT test scores.
Note: Fisher is test-optional. Test scores are considered official if sent from the testing agency or directly from the high school.

Strong candidates, reviewed and determined by the HEOP committee, will be invited to participate in a mandatory interview.

Academic Policies

First-year students must attend a five-week academic Pre-First-Year Summer Program. All students are required to pursue their studies on a full-time basis and are required to use academic support services such as advisement, counseling, and tutoring throughout their academic career.

HEOP Financial Aid

To be eligible for HEOP, all applicants must complete and submit the following:

Signed copy of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and Tuition Assistance Program (TAP) application.
Submit proof of income for the previous two years for parents and self, if applicable, (signed copy of 1040 income tax form or letter from any of the following applicable organizations stating the amount of money received: Social Services, Social Security, Veterans Benefits, unemployment, or disability).
Other documents as requested by HEOP:

Note: Students should apply for both FAFSA and TAP by February 15.

Transfer Students

To transfer into HEOP at Fisher, students must have been enrolled in a special program such as HEOP, EOP, SEEK, or College Discovery at their previous institution. Verification of status is required before final acceptance. Acceptance into the program as a transfer depends on space available within HEOP at Fisher.