Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS) provides academic support services for low-income, educationally-underprepared students. Contact 738-4139, Building 2, Room 2212 for more information.

Disabled Student Programs and Services (DSPS) provides accommodations such as mobility assistance, special parking, loan of special adaptive equipment to students with disabilities. Contact Linda Van Sciver at 738-4280 or TTY 738-4228, Building 2, Room 2208 for more information.

THE SKYLINE CHILDCARE CENTER provides childcare for children between the ages of one and a half to five. The center is located adjacent to the Loma Chica School directly across from Skyline College. Applicants may qualify to have their child care charges subsidized by EOPS/CARE. Contact Judy Heldberg at 359-8637 for more information.

THE CALWORKS PROGRAM is available to TANF (formerly known as AFDC) recipients providing payments for childcare, books, transportation costs and job preparation assistance. Contact Pablo Gonzalez at 738-4139, Building 2, Room 2239 for more information..

PUENTE provides mentoring, counseling, and English instruction with a Mexican American and Latino curriculum open to all students. Contact Jacqueline Escobar at 738-4305, Building 2, Room 2230A for more information

MESA provides mentoring, tutoring and support for students in Math, Engineering and Science planning to transfer to a 4-year school in these fields of study. Contact Tiffany Reardon at 738-4193 or Tiffany Reardon at 738-4244, Building 7, Room 7207A for more information.

SCHOLARSHIP information and applications for local/regional scholarships are available year round. Check with the financial Aid Office for recent postings and /or applications. Applications for Skyline Scholarships are made available annually during the month of January. Contact the Financial Aid Office, 738-4236.

Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society offers scholarship opportunities for members of the Beta Theta Omicron chapter at Skyline College. Go to Beta Theta Omicron's web page and click on Scholarships.

Transfer Opportunity Center and Career Center provides assistance for computerized, on-line national scholarship searches in addition to offering career counseling, assessment, job listings, and academic planning for transfer to other colleges. Contact Virginia Padron at 738-4314, Building 2, Room 2228 for career information; Linda Rosa Corazon at 738-4423, Room 1218 for transfer information. For additional information contact Linda Allen at 738-4337.

TRIO provides tutoring, skills assessment, counseling, and computer assistance geared to students who are either first-generation college students, low income, or have a physical or learning disability. Contact The Learning Center at 738-4144, Building 5, Room 5100 for more information.

THE STUDENT SUCCESS PROGRAM provides in depth counseling along with a workshop format for students on academic probation. Workshops focus on College policies, time management skills, and utilization of College resources. For more information contact Jacqueline Escobat at 738-4305.

Women In Transition (WIT) provides counseling (i.e. career option and study skills) and special sections of classes for adults returning to school. Contact Rosemary Bell at 738-4113, Building 1, Room 1108 for more information.

Asian American Community for Education (AACE) EDUCATIONAL SERVICES provides bilingual academic and financial aid counseling for low-income, first-generation youth with a particular emphasis on Asian students. Contact Tzietzel Anselmo at 415-921-5537, 1596  Post Street, San Francisco, CA 94109 for more information.

LULAC National Education Service Center (LNESC) provides bilingual academic and financial aid counseling for low-income, first-generation youth with a particular emphasis on Latino students. Contact Angel Max Guerrero at 415-206-1155, 2390 Mission Street, Suite 304, San Francisco, CA 94110 for more information.