ATHLETIC ACADEMIC COUNSELORS: Location: Bertolini, Counseling Department, 2nd Floor
Filomena Avila
- email: favila@santarosa.edu
- Phone: 707.522.2790
- Click here to schedule an appointment with Filomena
Men’s and Women’s Cross Country |
Men’s and Women’s Track and Field |
Men’s and Women’s Swim & Dive |
Men’s and Women’s Soccer |
Women’s Volleyball |
Robert Tuico
- email: rtuico@santarosa.edu
- Phone: 707.524.1557
- Click here to schedule an appointment with Robert
Women’s Softball |
Men’s and Women’s Tennis |
Men’s Baseball |
Men’s Wrestling |
John Daly
- jdaly@santarosa.edu
- Phone: Counseling Office, 707.527.4451
- Email jdaly@santarosa.edu for an appointment with John
Men’s Basketball |
Women's Basketball |
Men’s Football |
□ Contact your designated sport coach:
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- Fill out the Prospective Student Athlete Contact Form or
- Send an interest e-mail to the coach of your sport
- Find your Coach’s e-mail: Coach Directory
□ Apply to Santa Rosa Junior College
□ Apply for Financial Aid and Scholarships:
- Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
- CA Dream Act Application (CADAA)
- This is for undocumented students who meet AB 540 status.
- For more information, contact the Dream Center at (707) 521-7947.
□ Verify your English and Math placement results in your Student Portal by clicking on the Admissions & Registration box and then select Placement Results.
- If you do not see your English and Math Placements, please make sure to bring this up when you meet with an Athletic Counselor.
□ Complete the online orientation
- Send Trancripts to SRJC:
- Have official high school transcripts, AP/IB Test Scores and/or all official transcripts from other colleges sent to SRJC.
- Transcripts sent electronically should be sent to evaluations@santarosa.edu
- If you have transcripts from other colleges or have AP Tests Scores, you must also submit the "Transfer Credit Evaluation Request” form to have your college transcripts evaluated.
□ Meet with an Athletic Counselor to create an educational plan.
Important NCAA Transfer Information
- NCAA Eligibility Center (otherwise known as the Eligibility Clearing House)
- If you have goals of transferring and competing at an NCAA Division I or Division II institution, it is vital that you determine whether you are a qualifier or nonqualifier, which is based on your high school academic record.
- See the NCAA Qualifier Quick Reference Guide for more information.
- Qualifiers and Nonqualifiers follow a different set of transfer rules. You MUST register with the NCAA Eligibility Center at https://web3.ncaa.org/ecwr3/ to officially make this determination.
- Have high school official transcripts and SAT/ACT scores sent to the NCAA Eligibility Center.
- If you have goals of transferring and competing at an NCAA Division I or Division II institution, it is vital that you determine whether you are a qualifier or nonqualifier, which is based on your high school academic record.