The SRJC Student Outreach team recognizes and values the expertise of our high school partners. This page outlines our recommended best practices for delivering outreach services at your school. Together with the JumpStart Program, it serves as a guide for developing a comprehensive, year-round outreach plan tailored to each school’s needs and preferences.
Below is a general overview of our typical in-person outreach plan, along with contact information for scheduling visits. Use this as a reference when deciding which outreach services to bring to your campus. While in-person presentations and workshops are considered best practice, virtual options are available upon request.
Fall semester
 | Application Workshops | September |
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| September October November |
| October | |
| October November December | |
| Registration Workshops (for all dual enrollment students) | December (See spring reg schedule) |
Spring semester
| January February | |
| Ed Plan Workshops | March April May |
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| February March April |
| Summer/Fall Application Workshops (virtual or in-person) | March April May |
| Registration Workshops (for Seniors registering for summer classes as new students after high school graduation) | May (Priority 3) (See summer reg schedule) |
| Registration Workshops (for dual enrollment students registering for summer classes) | May (Priority 6) (See summer reg schedule) |
| Registration Workshops (for Seniors registering for fall classes as new students after high school graduation) | May (Priority 3) (See fall reg schedule) |
| Registration Workshops (for dual enrollment students registering for fall classes) | May (Priority 6) (See fall reg schedule) |
Seniors’ Presentations provide an overview of the college enrollment process, key student services and programs, and the differences between high school and college life.
College Nights/Parent Information Nights include everything covered in the Seniors’ Presentations, plus additional details about academic majors, certificate programs, transfer options to four-year universities, AA degree requirements, and other topics relevant to parents.
College Fairs are tabling events where SRJC staff are available to speak directly with students and their families about college opportunities, academic programs, and available support services.
Best Practices for Students:
- Create and regularly check a personal email account for college communications. Be sure to remember your login and password.
- Use your own email address—not a parent’s—when completing the college application.
- Know your Social Security Number (if you have one) before starting the application.
- Bring your cell phone to the application workshop in case you need help with the CCCApply process.