What is EIP?
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George Mason University's Early Identification Program (EIP) is an innovative, multiyear college preparatory program for first generation college-bound middle and high school students. Established in 1987, EIP works in partnership with seven local public school systems.
The Early Identification Program prides itself on educating the whole student. EIP focuses on developing students academically, professionally, and socially/personally. Through academic enrichment programs, mentoring, parental involvement, and leadership workshops; students are equipped with the appropriate resources to succeed in college.
- Professional Shadow Day
- Career Day
- Arts Day
- Resume Writing and Interview Skills
- Summer Academy
- Academic Mentoring Program (AMP)
- Math and Science Power Aid
- Strengthening the Family
- Leadership Skills
- Service Learning and Cultural Events
- Numerous workshops focusing on: study skills, time management, decision making, character development
Established in 1987, EIP collaborates with seven local public school systems to prepare students for a post-secondary education.
- Arlington Public Schools (1988)
- Alexandria City Public Schools (2009)
- Fairfax County Public Schools (1987)
- Falls Church City Public Schools (1998)
- Manassas City Public Schools (2004)
- Manassas Park City Public Schools (2004)
- Prince William County Public Schools (1991)
