SRJC Student Support Guide
Browse student support services.
Explore SRJC resources by category, including learning support, basic needs, financial and career help, campus communities, and specialized programs.
Explore your options
Support organized around what you need.
These links go to the SRJC teams that maintain the current services, eligibility details, schedules, and appointments.
Everyday needs
Food, housing and well-being
Practical support for your health, family, home, transportation, and basic needs.
- Student Resource Center & Food PantryFood, hygiene, transportation, emergency resources, and social-work support
- Student Health ServicesMedical care, mental health support, wellness, and health education
- CalFreshFood benefits and application help
- Student HousingHousing options and application information
- Children’s CenterChild development and child care for eligible student families
- Culinary Café & BakeryStudent-prepared coffee, baked goods, and lunch during fall and spring semesters
- Pacific DiningCurrent campus dining locations, meals, snacks, and beverages
- Social Workers & InternsConnect with the Student Resource Center for practical support and referrals
Succeed in your courses
Learning and class support
Free help with assignments, academic skills, research, testing, and learning technology.
- Tutorial CentersFree tutoring and learning support
- Writing CenterWriting support for assignments at any stage
- Math LabDrop-in math support and current lab information
- LibrariesResearch help, study spaces, materials, and online resources
- Testing & Support ServicesTesting services, accommodations, and scheduling
- Technology Loan ProgramBorrow computers and other learning technology
- Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement (MESA)Academic support and community for eligible students pursuing math, science, engineering, and technology
- Health Occupations Preparation Education (HOPE)Academic and student support through a connected community
Build stability and direction
Money, work and careers
Ways to pay for college, find employment, gain experience, and explore your future.
- Financial AidOfficial applications, documents, awards, disbursement, and policyGet hands-on application help
- Scholarship ProgramsScholarship opportunities, applications, and dates
- Student EmploymentStudent jobs on campus and employment steps
- Work ExperienceConnect a job or internship with college credit
- Career HubCareer exploration, résumés, interviews, and job searches
- CalWORKsCoordinated support for eligible student parents receiving public assistance through CalWORKs
Move forward with confidence
Planning and college tasks
Choose a direction, make a plan, complete enrollment steps, and use SRJC systems.
- CounselingClasses, majors, education plans, and academic decisions
- Transfer CenterPlan and complete your path to a university
- Admissions & RecordsOfficial requirements, forms, records, transcripts, and graduation
- Registration HelpApplications, enrollment steps, finding classes, and registration
- Technology & LoginsBear Cub Hub, Canvas, student email, Wi-Fi, and other systems
- Bear Cub Hub HelpOfficial student questions, answers, and training guides
- GED & HiSET TestingHigh school equivalency testing information
- LanzamientoTransfer support designed for Latinx students
Find your people
Community and belonging
Build relationships, celebrate identity, participate in campus life, and learn in community.
- Student Life, Equity & EngagementEvents, involvement, leadership, and campus connection
- Student Ambassadors ProgramBuild leadership through service, events, and helping other students succeed
- Clubs & Student GovernmentJoin a club or take part in student leadership
- Santa Rosa Intercultural CenterCommunity and culturally responsive support in Santa Rosa
- Our HousePetaluma’s intercultural center and student community
- Sawubona Black Learning & Opportunity CenterCommunity, advocacy, and support for Black students
- International Student ProgramInternational admission, immigration responsibilities, and student life
- Asian Pacific American Student Success (APASS)A learning community focused on belonging and success
- PuenteCounseling, writing, mentoring, and transfer support
- UmojaBlack student success, culture, and educational excellence
- Native American CenterCommunity, cultural connection, advocacy, and academic support for Native and Indigenous students
- Queer Resource CenterResources, community, events, and advocacy for queer and gender-diverse students
Programs that understand your path
Specialized and comprehensive support
Support shaped around access needs, life experience, family responsibilities, and educational goals.
- Disability Resources DepartmentAcademic accommodations and disability-related services
- Extended Opportunity Programs and Services (EOPS)Includes Cooperative Agencies Resources for Education (CARE) and NextUp support for eligible students, single parents, and foster youth
- Bear Cub ScholarsSupport for students who have experienced foster care
- Foster Youth ServicesAcademic counseling, emergency grants, and practical support through Bear Cub Scholars and NextUp
- Dream CenterInformation, advocacy, and support for undocumented students and familiesFree Immigration Legal Services
- Veterans Success CenterVeterans education benefits, enrollment, and transition support
- High School Equivalency ProgramSupport for eligible agricultural workers and family members
- Second Chance ProgramSupport for formerly incarcerated and system-impacted students
- Student Success TeamsCoaching and coordinated supportPetaluma Student Success Team
- College to CareerA three-year cohort program leading toward competitive paid employment for eligible students
- Transition to CollegeCollege preparation and outreach for graduating high school seniors with verified disabilities
- AvanzandoCulturally responsive support and opportunity in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics
- SRJC Roseland Student ServicesLocal student support at SRJC Roseland
Clear guidance, trusted sources
Welcome & Connect helps you navigate. Each program provides the official answer.
Program offices remain responsible for current eligibility, deadlines, policies, appointments, confidentiality, and decisions about your individual situation.