The majors listed here can be completed entirely online or in a combination with online/hybrid classes and traditional classes. Courses with at least 51% of the class conducted online are considered hybrid.
If your goal is to earn an associate degree and to transfer to a CSU or UC campus, you must fulfill the CSU or IGETC General Education Pattern, complete a major of at least 18 units, and complete other transferable courses to total 60 units. If your goal is to earn an associate degree, but you do not plan to transfer, you could complete the SRJC General Education Pattern (see College Catalog), one of these majors, and additional degree – applicable units to total 60 units. Consult with a counselor about the specific lower division preparation required by the transfer institutions that you are considering.
MAJORS AVAILABLE WITH MAJOR CORE CLASSES 100% ONLINE FOR MAJOR COURSES
Note that the list below refers to the major core classes in each major, but is not representative of the general education courses needed to complete an Associate Degree. There is no guarantee that every course is offered online every semester. Check the schedule of classes to find the mode of delivery in the semester you want to take the course. Not all general education courses are taught online, however the courses for the major are all offered online or hybrid.
| Major | Required Units |
|---|---|
| Administration of Justice (AS-T) | 18 |
| Administrative Assistant (AS) | 18 |
| Business: Human Resource Administration (AA) | 27.5 |
| Business: Real Estate (AA) | 19 |
| Civil Engineering Technology (AS) | 26 |
| Communication Studies (AA-T) | 18 |
| Computer Studies: Game Development (AS) | 25 |
| Computer Studies: Web and Multimedia (AA) | 20 |
| Computer Studies: Web Full-Stack Developer (AS) | 19 |
| French (AA) | 18 |
| Graphic Design (AA) | 31.5 |
| History (AA-T) | 18 |
| Hospitality Management (AS-T) | 18 |
| Humanities (AA) | 18 |
| Natural Sciences (AS) | 18 |
| Paralegal Studies (AA) | 34 |
| Psychology (AA) | 21 |
| Religious Studies (AA) | 19 |
| Social and Behavioral Sciences (AA) | 18 |
| Social Justice Studies (AA-T) | 18 |
| Sociology (AA-T) | 18 |
| Spanish (AA) | 18 |
| Spanish (AA-T) | 19 |
MAJORS AVAILABLE AT LEAST 50% ONLINE AND HYBRID
Note that the list below refers to the major core classes in each major, but is not representative of the general education courses needed to complete an Associate Degree. There is no guarantee that every course is offered online every semester. Check the schedule of classes to find the mode of delivery in the semester you want to take the course.
TAKING AN ONLINE CLASS
“How to Take an Online Class” (College Skills 334) is suggested for all online students
Online Classes Fill Quickly! To enhance your registration priority, consider one of the following options:
CONTINUING STUDENTS WITH LESS THAN 24 UNITS
Make an appointment for “Early Bird” Counseling to establish an approved Education Plan. This makes you eligible for Priority 1A registration. Students transferring from other community colleges should establish residency right away by enrolling in a class.
NEW STUDENTS
Enroll in a College Orientation Course (Counseling 270) or complete an online College Orientation to establish registration priority in advance of open registration (priority 4 or 5).
GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES AVAILABLE ONLINE
Students have three options in meeting the General Education requirements toward earning an Associate in Arts, an Associate in Science, or an Associate Degree for Transfer Degree at Santa Rosa Junior College. See the General Education Patterns on the Associate Degrees page for a description of these options. Below is a list of General Education courses that can be taken online or hybrid at SRJC.
| Course Prefix | Course Title |
|---|---|
| *AGRI 60 | Soil & Plant Nutrition |
| ANSCI 20 | Basic Animal Science |
| ANTHRO 1 | Physical Anthropology |
| ANTHRO 2 | Cultural Anthropology |
| ANTHRO 4 | Ancient People & Society |
| ART 1.1 | World Art History to 1500 |
| ART 1.2 | World Art History Since 1500 |
| ART 2.1 | History and Appreciation of Prehistoric to Gothic Art |
| ART 2.2 | History and Appreciation of Late Gothic to Impressionist Art |
| ART 2.3 | History and Appreciation of Modern Art |
| BAD 10 | American Business in Its Global Context |
| BIO 27 | Biology of Marine Mammals |
| CHLD 10 | Child Growth and Development |
| CHLD 68 | Working With Children and Families in a Diverse Society |
| CHLD 90.1 | Child, Family, Community Interrelationships |
| *COMM 1 | Introduction to Public Speaking |
| *COMM 9 | Critical Thinking and Argumentation |
| *COMM 60 | Communication Skills |
| COUN 6 | Introduction to Career Development |
| COUN 53 | College Survival Techniques |
| COUN 74 | Identity and Cultural Diversity |
| CS 5 | Computer Literacy |
| CS 74.40 | History of Games |
| ECON 1 | Principles of Macroeconomics |
| ECON 2 | Principles of Microeconomics |
| ENGL 1A | College Composition |
| ENGL 1B | Literature and Composition |
| ENGL 5 | Advanced Composition and Critical Thinking |
| FDNT 10 | Elementary Nutrition |
| *FREN 1 | Elementary French—Part 1 |
| *GEOL 20 | Natural Disasters |
| HIST 1.1 | World History to 1500 |
| HIST 1.2 | World History Since 1500 |
| HIST 4.1 | History of Western Civilization to 1648 C.E. |
| HIST 17.1 | History of the United States to 1877 |
| HIST 17.2 | History of the United States from 1877 |
| HIST 20 | History of the United States since 1945 |
| HIST 21 | Race, Ethnicity and Gender in American Culture |
| HIST 22 | History of California |
| HUMAN 5 | World Humanities: Arts, Ideas, Values |
| HUMAN 6 | American Cultures |
| HUMAN 7 | Introduction to the Humanities |
| HUMAN 8 | Comparative Mythology |
| INTDIS 2 | Popular Culture in the United States |
| KINES 53 | Principles of Health and Wellness |
| LIR 10 | Introduction to Information Literacy |
| *MATH 10 | Nature of Mathematics |
| *MATH 15 | Elementary Statistics |
| MEDIA 4 | Introduction to Mass Communication |
| MUSC 7 | Classical Music Appreciation |
| NRM 12 | Introduction to Environmental Conservation |
| PHIL 3 | Critical Thinking |
| POLS 1 | Introduction to United States Government |
| POLS 2 | Introduction to Comparative Government |
| *POLS 25 | Introduction to International Relations |
| PSYCH 1A | General Psychology |
| PSYCH 3 | Human Sexuality |
| PSYCH 4 | Child and Adolescent Psychology |
| PSYCH 5 | Abnormal Psychology |
| PSYCH 7 | Theories of Personality |
| PSYCH 8 | Introduction to Lifespan Psychology |
| PSYCH 9 | Introduction to Behavioral Sciences Statistics |
| PSYCH 30 | Social Psychology |
| PSYCH 34 | The Psychology of Prejudice and Discrimination |
| PSYCH 35 | Psychology of Personal and Social Adjustment |
| PSYCH 40 | Introduction to Psychology of Gender |
| PSYCH 56 | Aging, Dying and Death |
| PSYCH 57 | Introduction to Sports Psychology |
| SOC 1 | Introduction to Sociology |
| SOC 2 | Modern Social Problems |
| SOC 10 | Close Relationships and Family Life |
| SOC 30 | Race and Ethnic Relations |
| *SPAN 1 | Elementary Spanish—Part 1 |
| *SUSAG 50 | Introduction to Sustainable Agriculture |
*Hybrid Course: some sections may require mandatory campus meeting(s); check the Class Schedule for details.
To view all available associate degree programs, see the SRJC Associate Degrees page and the Majors page for a list of majors.
To view all available certificate programs, see the SRJC Certificate Programs page.
