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JUMPSTART to SRJC
JUMPSTART to SRJC
For seniors who are interested in attending SRJC after high school
What is JumpStart?
What is JumpStart?
JumpStart is an early college preparation program designed to help and prepare high school seniors to make a smooth transition from high school to SRJC. Through the JumpStart program, seniors will complete all the required steps to attend SRJC after high school, including registering for their first semester of college classes before they graduate!
The concept of the JumpStart program was initiated at Casa Grande High School. With the partnership of SRJC, JumpStart was piloted for the first time in 2013. Because of the tremendous success of the program over the years, other local high schools started their own JumpStart program modeled after our own at CGHS. As of the 2021-22 school year, the JumpStart program is now recognized county wide!
Program Benefits
Program Benefits
Research shows that students who complete this early college preparation process (Orientation, Assessment, and Education Plan) are more successful in achieving their educational and career goals. In addition, completing these steps will provide students with priority registration and prepare them for their first official semester at SRJC. Students will also become familiar with SRJC programs, services, and resources to help them be successful at and beyond SRJC.
With the JumpStart program you will:
With the JumpStart program you will:
☑️ Complete the SRJC application for fall 2026
☑️ Complete your college orientation
☑️ Complete a Financial Aid Application
(FAFSA or CA Dream Act) to be eligible for
SRJC Doyle Scholarship and "SRJC for Free"
☑️ Develop an education plan with an SRJC
academic counselor
☑️ Learn about SRJC Learning Communities,
Programs & Services
☑️ EARN PRIORITY 3 REGISTRATION for
summer & fall 2026 enrollment!
SRJC Dual Enrollment
SRJC Dual Enrollment
For current high school students who would like the opportunity to get an early start on their college experience.
Click the link for the SRJC Dual Enrollment main website & steps:
https://admissions.santarosa.edu/high-school-dual-enrollment-students
See your high school counselor or Damien Silver in the college & career center for more information
Benefits of Attending SRJC After High School
Benefits of Attending SRJC After High School
Doyle Scholarship & SRJC For Free
DOYLE SCHOLARSHIP
DOYLE SCHOLARSHIP
Graduating seniors with a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher will be eligible for the Doyle Scholarship at the SRJC. This scholarship is about $1200 a year (exact amount depends on number of units taken).
To receive this scholarship you must complete a FAFSA or CA Dream Act financial aid application and list the SRJC as one of your potential colleges.
To learn more about the SRJC Doyle Scholarship, CLICK HERE
SRJC FOR FREE
SRJC FOR FREE
Santa Rosa Junior College believes that all students are entitled to higher education and is dedicated to providing students the opportunity to achieve their educational goals.
SRJC for FREE is the college's initiative to help students pursue their community college degree, tuition-free. And now it's available for two years!
To qualify, you must complete a FAFSA or CA Dream Act financial aid application and list SRJC as one of your potential colleges.
To learn more about SRJC for FREE, CLICK HERE
Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC) is one of 115 community colleges in California. SRJC has two campuses, one in Santa Rosa, and one in Petaluma. The Petaluma Campus offers many courses that are appropriate for high school students. Students may earn college and high school credit for completing a community college course. We encourage students to attend SRJC for their after high school education. It is affordable and provides excellent career training in specific fields. Please see your School Counselor for information.
Santa Rosa Junior College (SRJC) is one of 115 community colleges in California. SRJC has two campuses, one in Santa Rosa, and one in Petaluma. The Petaluma Campus offers many courses that are appropriate for high school students. Students may earn college and high school credit for completing a community college course. We encourage students to attend SRJC for their after high school education. It is affordable and provides excellent career training in specific fields. Please see your School Counselor for information.
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