Remington College

At Remington College, students receive training that emphasizes specific job-related skills that meet employer demand. Education at Remington is not limited to textbooks; it also includes hands-on learning. Through this combination of traditional teaching and practical classroom experience, students gain an in-depth understanding of their field that goes beyond theory. Remington College's motto is "Real Skills for the Real World", and that's what Remington students learn. In order to accomplish this goal, Remington seeks to graduate a higher percentage of students who enter their career training programs, and help graduating students achieve relevant entry-level employment in their chosen field at the highest available starting salary.

Remington College designs their programs so that they are academically sound and relevant to student needs and employer demands. The College only designs programs in fields expected to have above-average demand for skilled workers in upcoming years. Remington College is nationally accredited, and the College's facilities meet or exceed Federal and State standards. Remington College campuses do not deny admission or discriminate on the basis of age, race, sex, gender, religion, national origin, veterans status, disability, or sexual orientation.

In order to be considered for admission to any career program at Remington, applicants must have a high school diploma or the equivalent. Applicants must also pass a series of entrance examinations in order to be admitted to a program. Remington College accepts transfer credits from many accredited colleges and universities, as well as from other post-secondary institutions. In order for those credits to be accepted by Remington, applicants must have an official transcript and school catalog sent from the previous institution.

Remington College Campuses are eligible under Title IV for financial assistance programs, which are administered under applicable laws and regulations. To help offset the cost of college, students may receive financial aid in the form of grants and loans. To learn more about their financial aid options, students are encouraged to contact a Financial Aid Representative who can help them determine eligibility.