Appointments
Appointments are scheduled for 45 minutes and allow for more discussion around goal-setting and comprehensive education plan building.
During the first two weeks of every semester, as well as during priority registration, counselors are only able to create one semester educational plans so that they can focus on the immediate needs of students wishing to enroll in courses for the upcoming semester. Appointments may not be available.
Select a Reason for Your Appointment
- Long-term, comprehensive education plan (2+ semester plan)
- Evaluation of progress toward graduation
- University transfer planning
If you are a continuing student planning to transfer within a year, connect with the Transfer Center to plan for transfer
https://transfer.santarosa.edu/
If you are a new student and your goal is to transfer, use the links below to schedule a meeting.
- Career/Major Exploration
For in-depth career counseling, contact Career Hub.
https://careerhub.santarosa.edu/
Otherwise, meet with a general counselor:
- Probation/Dismissal status
- Evaluation of transfer credit from other colleges and universities
- Financial Aid education plan needed for financial aid appeal
Express Drop-Ins
Express Drop-ins are provided on a first-come, first-serve basis, and are limited to approximately 10-20 minutes. It's most suitable for questions that have a quick answer. During express drop-ins, counselors can assist you in developing a one semester plan only. For a longer education plan, make an appointment.
In-person Express Drop-Ins are available at the Santa Rosa and Petaluma Counseling offices, please sign up at the front desk. You must have a SRJC ID# to speak with a Counselor.
Select an option for Express Drop-in:
- One semester education plan
Short-term, one semester education plans that fit your immediate academic goals. These allow flexibility but will also lead to more frequent visits with your counselor.
- Questions about adding/dropping a class.
Not sure if the class is for you? Brainstorm possible substitutions and scenarios. Questions on "how" to add/drop a class, visit Welcome and Connect Center
- Steps for new students
If you are brand new to the college, come talk to a counselor to get your journey started! Make sure to have applied as a SRJC student first to get your student ID number. For help applying, contact the Welcome and Connect Center.
- Questions about prerequisites, challenges, and petitions.
To follow up on submitted challenge or petition, contact Admissions and Records. For questions about how to fill out the forms, speak with a counselor.
- General questions about majors/certificates
Interested in a major or certificate? Get more information from a counselor .
Add your name to the Express Drop-in List.