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WELCOME TO SJRCC!
Your educational choice is one of the most important decisions you will make. SJRCC offers academic excellence in the career path of your choice. Whether you want the latest technical training or the A.A. degree and transfer to a university, SJRCC is prepared to make your education affordable, rewarding and memorable.
Follow the steps below to enroll at SJRCC:
STEP 1. DETERMINE YOUR CLASSIFICATION
See the Admissions section of the COLLEGE CATALOG for requirements.
COLLEGE CREDIT
A.A. Degree
A.S. Degrees
College Credit Certificate
Limited Access Programs
- Dual Enrollment
- Florida School of the Arts
- Nursing
- Radiologic Technology
- Respiratory Care
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NON-CREDIT
Vocational Certificates (PSAV)
Limited Access Programs
- Law Enforcement
- Corrections Basic Recruit
- Crossover Programs
Adult Education
Child Care Training
Continuing Education
Apprenticeship Programs
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STEP 2. SUBMIT APPLICATION AND $30.00 FEE (non-refundable)
This includes proof of previous education and proof of residency. (DO NOT ALTER APPLICATION)
NOTE: Returning students who have not attended SJRCC during the last two semesters MUST complete the UPDATE APPLICATION form prior to registration.
Applicants MUST choose a program number from the Program of Study Codes Sheet unless the desired program is a special admissions program. These programs admit a limited number of students per year and/or have special entry requirements. How to choose a Program of Study (major).
Please review Residency Guidelines to determine your recidency classification for tuition purposes.
STEP 3. CONTACT A COUNSELOR FOR:
ORIENTATION, TESTING AND REGISTRATION
Placement testing may be required. See more on testing.
The requirements for admission to college credit courses are to ensure, as far as possible, that students will be successful in their academic work. After testing and counseling, the College may require a student to be enrolled in college preparatory courses. More than 60% of students entering the College who require placement tests need prep courses.
SEE COUNSELING WEB PAGE for orientation and more information.
- Palatka (386) 312-4035
- Orange Park (904) 276-6855
- St. Augustine (904) 808-7402
- Ponte Vedra (904) 280-1322
STEP 4. REVIEW YOUR PROGRAM OF STUDY AND THE REQUIREMENTS
IN COLLEGE CATALOG
STEP 5. REGISTER ONLINE
You will be notified by carrier mail with instructions for online registration and student e-mail after you have applied and have been accepted into SJRCC.
Check your student e-mail for appointed registration times - "time ticket" after acceptance into SJRCC.
NOTE: New students must see a counselor before registering.
How to register online See dates/times.
PLEASE NOTE: It is the student's responsibility to furnish all required documents.
Students with incomplete admission files will NOT be allowed to register.
Our Banner system prevents any student from registering for courses without the appropriate prerequisites.
THANK YOU! We're glad you chose to further your education with SJRCC. Good luck in your studies.
Please feel free to CONTACT US with any questions or concerns.
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ADMISSION POLICY
St. Johns River Community College is an "open door" institution. As such, it accepts applicants who possess a standard high school diploma or the equivalent (a state-issued equivalency certificate or diploma). State law establishes certain minimum requirements for admission to academic courses. These requirements ensure, as far as possible, that students will be successful in their academic work. After testing and counseling, the college may require a student to be enrolled in College Preparatory courses. (PDF)
An applicant, for college credit courses, who possesses a special diploma, certificate of completion, special certificate of completion or whose academic background, test scores, and orientation to college academic work appears to be so sub-standard that his ability to benefit from college instruction is questionable will only be admitted and allowed to register after a judgment of the Admissions Committee. However, a student from the above category may enroll in a PSAV program. See Vocational Certificates.
SERVICES FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES
What is an A.A. Degree?
What is an A.S. Degree?
What is a College Credit Certificate?
What is a Vocational Certificate?
PLACEMENT TESTING
First time college applicants who apply to enter an Associate in Arts or Associate in Science degree or a college credit certificate program must have taken a placement test prior to the completion of registration. Initial enrollment in English or math courses for any student requires placement scores no more than two years old. Non-degree seeking students desiring to enroll in English or mathematics courses also must have been tested.
The College accepts scores on the ACT, SAT, or Florida College Entry Level Placement Test (CPT) Form A, or any other state approved placement tests that are no more than two years old. These test results are used for placement, counseling, and transfer requirements for some upper division institutions, scholarship eligibility, and research.
Placement testing is available at the College for applicants who have not been previously tested or whose scores are no longer valid. Students may obtain information and application form from the Counseling Center.
SEE TEST DATES
Students seeking disability accommodations for CPT testing must provide documentation of the disability to the campus disability coordinator prior to scheduling a testing appointment.
CPT Study Guide (PDF)
PLACEMENT TEST SCORE CHART (PDF)
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REGISTRATION
All registration dates and times are publicized well in advance of the beginning of the term. Students should complete all admission requirements prior to that time. Students must officially register each term. Registration is not complete until all fees have been paid, and the student has received a validated invoice.
Schedule Change
The period for schedule changes is specified in the Academic Calendar.
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