Drop-ins Available Every Day! Come Visit Us and Plan For Spring 2025

Counseling services will not be offered Dec 23rd and 24th but staff will be available at Plover Hall

College will be closed from Dec 25th through Jan 3rd

 

Choose to be a Successful Student

Attending college is a planned event, and becoming a successful college student is often a matter of choices. Take advantage of the student support services and the myriad learning opportunities at SRJC as listed below:

• Enroll in a Counseling course to learn how to be a more effective learner, such as:

Coun 60, Effective Study Workshop

Coun 53, College Survival Techniques

Coun 355, College Preparation Skills.

• Take classes to develop effective reading and writing skills. Enroll in an English class in the first semester and consider support courses such as those offered in College Skills.

• Select and meet with a counselor on a regular basis to discuss educational, career, and/or personal issues related to college success.

• Utilize instructor office hours to get help, to check on class progress, and for information regarding educational and career goals in their fields.

• Get to know other students. Enjoy the rich diversity of SRJC students and form study groups to expand your understanding and improve your learning.

• Visit student support services such as:

Career Development Services

College Skills/Tutorial Center

Financial Aid Office

Scholarship Office

Student Health Services

Transfer Center

• Participate in Student Life on campus, such as:

Art exhibits, concerts, lectures, plays, and athletic events

Student government

Employment at SRJC as a student employee

Keeping Track of your GPA

A 2.0 minimum grade point average (GPA) is required to be in good academic standing and for graduation. To keep track of GPA:

  1. Assign a numerical value to each grade received (A=4, B=3, C=2, D=1, F=0)
  2. Multiply the grade the number of units of the class.
  3. Divide the total number of grade points by the total number of units attempted. 
    Example
      Course Grade Units x Grade Grade points
      3 units B (3x3=9) 9
      3 units C (3x2=6) 6
      1 unit A (1x4=4) 4
      3 units C (3x2=6) 6
      3 units D (3x1=3) 3
    Units attempted: 13 TOTAL      
    Grade points:       28 TOTAL
  4. Grade point average: 28 grade points divided by 13 units = 2.15 GPA