Remington College of Nursing Orlando

Remington College of Nursing Orlando is a private, non-profit college in Lake Mary, Florida. It is a small college, with just 1,115 students accepted during the Fall 2016 semester. Lake Mary is part of the Orlando metro area and ranked one of the best places to live in the US. There are a total of 16 campuses throughout the US that use the name Remington College. 

These campuses are part of a non-profit group established in 1987. The college is headquartered in Heathrow, Florida and is involved in many philanthropic projects, including blood drives, donation programs, and bone marrow drives. They also host job fairs to help graduates find employment.

Remington College of Nursing Orlando offers just two nursing programs – BSN and accelerated BSN. The accelerated BSN program is offered to students who have already obtained a degree from an accredited regional institution. This program allows students with a BA or a BS in a field other than nursing to receive their BSN in just one year.

 The traditional BSN program is taught on-campus and includes access to the advanced clinical simulation laboratory. Upon completion of either program, students should be prepared to take and pass the NCLEX-RN exam and start their career as a registered nurse.

Remington College of Nursing Orlando is a small, private, nonprofit college founded in 1987. The school has a total enrollment of 1,115 students and 16 campuses throughout the US. It is headquartered in Heathrow Florida and it offers nursing programs for RNs and LPNs. Remington College's mission statement reads "to educate nurses to provide safe, high-quality care that promotes dignity by promoting health across the lifespan."

Remington College of Nursing Orlando is a private, non-profit college in Lake Mary, Florida. Our nursing program provides an Associate degree for Registered Nurses and Licensed Practical Nurses who want to advance their careers or change professions. We also offer certificate programs that focus on the care of older adults and those with chronic illnesses.

Location: United States, Florida