1. Santa Rosa Junior College Create Your Future. Start Here.
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2. JumpStart Student Success Program for High School Seniors
JumpStart students receive extra support from SRJC Counselors and staff
Parent/Student Information Nights
Lunch time meetings to keep students on track
Admissions applications workshops to help students with online college application
Assessment testing at SRJC
Help with concurrent enrollment forms and process
Enroll in Counseling 270 for Jump Start students (Spring)
No enrollment fees for high school students
Get a JumpStart on college!

3. SRJC Campuses and Sites
Santa Rosa Campus
Petaluma Campus
Public Safety Training Center
Shone Farm
Southwest Santa Rosa Center
Online
Study Abroad in Barcelona, Paris, London, Rome, Florence, and Chile

4. SRJC Highlights Championship Athletics Teams and Forensics Team
Outstanding Theater Arts Department and Summer Repertory Theatre
Dedicated and extraordinary faculty; small class sizes
Supportive and caring staff; we’re here to help!
Visit SRJC! Come to Day Under the Oaks – Sunday, May 6, 2018
We’re celebrating our 100th Anniversary in 2018!
Find out how you can celebrate with us: srjc100.santarosa.edu
SRJC has a proud heritage in Athletics. Recent accomplishments include Women’s Swimming – 3rd in State , (State Champions ), Men’s Swim & Dive – 7th in State Go Bear Cubs!
Forensics (Speech & Debate) Team are National Champions.
Polar Bears Ice Hockey Team – a student club sport – are Pacific Coast Hockey Association champs - years in a row.
Since 1972, SRJC’s Summer Repertory Theatre has enrolled over 8,000 students who have received advanced training important to their professional goals. Many of these students have transferred to major schools, and are employed in the television and movie industries and in theatres across the nation.

5. Why SRJC? Explore academic goals Build basic skills Upgrade job skills
Complete college credits while in high school
Complete a Career Technical Certificate
Earn an Associate Degree with a Major
Transfer from SRJC to college or university

6. Degrees & certificates
SRJC awarded 2,030 associate degrees and 2,641 certificates in
Did You Know?
In 2016, 243 students transferred to the University of California system; 863 students transferred to California State Universities; 389 students transferred to In State Private and Out of State Universities
Nearly 80% of SRJC applicants to the University of California
are accepted.
In Sonoma County about 40% of high school graduates who attend college the fall after graduation enroll at SRJC.

7. The Smart Choice University Starts Here
Explore interests; decide on a major
Complete GE course work
AA/AS Transfer Degrees with a guarantee
University degrees start at SRJC
Prepares Students to be College and Career Ready
SRJC offers 136 CTE career certificate programs
27% of technical careers pay more than jobs requiring a Bachelor’s Degree
1.7 million jobs available in California for those with career certificates

8. STUDENT SERVICES
Staff and services are available and ready to help students be successful, healthy, and to feel supported in college.
Career Center
Counseling
Disability Resources
EOPS
Foster Youth Success
Student Health Services
Transfer Center
Welcome Center/Dream Center
EOPS – Extended Opportunity Programs and Services
EOPS is a state funded program which provides special services to eligible EOPS students. Services Provided:
Priority registration
Bilingual assistance in Spanish
Book vouchers – available each semester from the SRJC Bookstore for book purchases
Application Fee Waiver for Transfer Students – EOPS provides admissions fee waivers for CSU & UC
Counseling – academic, vocational and personal
To be eligible for the EOPS Program, you must meet all five of the following factors:
Residency Factor – Be a resident of California
Enrollment Factor – Be a full time student (12 or more units)
Unit Factor – Not have completed more than 70 units that are applicable to a college degree
Educational Factor – Be determined as educationally disadvantaged by the EOPS Office
Economic Factor – Qualify for a Board of Governor’s Waiver (BOGW)
Disability Resources – Transition to College Program
Transition to College is an outreach effort through the Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC) Disability Resources Department (DRD) designed for graduating high school seniors who have received Special Education services and plan on attending SRJC. Students will learn about services from the Disability Resources Department; get information about being a student at SRJC; take English and Math Placement tests with EXTRA time and be eligible to REGISTER EARLY for fall classes.
Undocumented students, start at the Dream Center
The Dream Center is a “one-stop shop” in a safe, caring place for undocumented students new and continuing at Santa Rosa Junior College. Students will receive personalized support as they begin their college journey.
Dream Center staff are here to create a welcoming experience while students navigate matters related to AB540 admissions, DACA, the California Dream Act, EOPS (Extended Opportunities Programs & Services), the BOG (Board of Governors) Fee Waiver, referrals to Assessment & Counseling, and the essentials of full matriculation at SRJC.
On a monthly basis the DREAM center provides legal services to students of SRJC and high school students for FREE on a 15 – 20min session per client.
The DREAMERS club provides several scholarships throughout the year for DREAMERS at Santa Rosa Junior College.
Foster Youth Success Program
The program is available to provide resources and support for current and former foster youth.
School supplies and snacks available for the students in a welcoming environment.
Two peer mentors are part of our Bear Cub Scholars, a peer mentor program that contains a cohort of 25 students, supporting their first year experience. 

9. ACADEMIC SUPPORT
SRJC has academic support programs to help students succeed in their classes.
College Skills
Library
Math Lab
MESA
Tutorial Center
Writing Center

10. What’s it going to cost? $46 per unit for California residents
1.5 units x $46 = $69 Fees are waived for HS students
Cost of materials: about $3 - 5
Student Guide for Counseling 270 course
Student health fee
$20 per semester
Parking permit (optional)
$4 per day or $60 per semester
Other fees may apply
Total: About $25 for the Spring Semester

11. Paying For College Work Family Support Financial Aid Grants Loans
Work Study
BOG Fee Waiver
Scholarships
Registration fees are waived for High school students.

12. Scholarship Programs The Doyle Scholarship
Application period – opens October 2
SRJC Foundation scholarships
Continuing student scholarships (over 400 scholarships)
Transferring student scholarships (over 275 scholarships)
Business & community scholarships
A scholarship is a gift of money paid for the benefit of a student at an educational institution to aid in the pursuit of studies.
Incoming, continuing, and transferring students may apply for scholarships.
Scholarships recognize outstanding students for academic achievement, financial need, academic field of study, community service, campus activities, and outside interests.
Doyle
Offered to qualified high school graduates who will be attending SRJC full-time (minimum of 12 units).
For students planning to complete an associate’s degree, units necessary to transfer to a four-year institution, or a career/technical certificate program.
High school seniors must have an overall (unweighted) Grade Point Average (GPA) = 2.75 or higher. Passage of the CHSPE is also accepted in lieu of a high school diploma.
Apply early!
Application period opens October 2, 2017
The Doyle Scholarship ($1,000 scholarship last year – over 850 awarded!)
SRJC Foundation Scholarships
Continuing Student Scholarships (over 400 scholarships)
Transferring Student Scholarships (over 275 scholarships)
Business & Community Scholarships
Scholarship bulletin board available in the Scholarship Office & online at
Scholarship Resource Center is available…get help with:
On-Line Search
Resource Books
Questions Welcome!!

13. Class time vs. study time
High School Student
College Student
Study hours
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Study 24 – 30 hours per week
In class 30 hours per week
Less time studying outside of class
In class 12 – 15 hours per week
More study time required

14. Santa Rosa Junior College See you on campus!
Create Your Future. Start Here.