Remington College Reviews
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nursing program sucks
School not recommended by
mnm
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November 13, 2009
3/4 people found this review helpful
don't even consider to go to that school. this is a private school they can do whatever they want. i am currently in the nursing program. first they lie about the hesi exit exam. they do not tell you that you have to have a 900 on the hesi to be able to graduate. second the vice president does not want certain people to graduate because they think certain people will not pass the nclex. there is only one nice and fair faculty at the school. every one else wants you to flunk, after they take your $30000. that is all the vice president cares about, your money.
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School recommended by
Jason Turk
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August 21, 2009
11/15 people found this review helpful
As i read the other reviews i laugh that slackers don't gain anything from slacking off at school.
Remington college is a fully accredited institution meaning it is a authentic and competitive college.
I've been enrolled into the Computer Networking administration program and i've already been able to use the skills i learned in the real world.
The great benefits about the program are the certifications which can carry as much weight as a bachelors degree when combined with your Associates degree. just look at career builder and see how many employers REQUIRE these certifications. not to mention remington college offers these for FREE. (for the first time if you fail its then out of pocket for a retest)
MY teachers are very helpful and are very knowledgeable in their career fields. as they are currently working and carry several certifications themselves, they teach you what you need to know and what you dont, they answer questions clearly and spend time with you on things you find difficult.
Remington college offers many benefits over state universities and these people calling it a rip off dont know what they are talking about. in CNA people are getting hired into the computer networking and Desktop support field by their 4th term. thats only a fraction of the way towards completing the program.
The classrooms tend to be cold...thats my only complaint. well worth every penny for those of you who are concerned about your education and arent slackers and quitters.
For Profit's SUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!
School not recommended by
You'll Be Sorry
on
June 16, 2009
28/37 people found this review helpful
Stay away from these For Profit colleges PERIOD! Their "diplomas" and "certifications" are worthless in the REAL world. Most places will throw a resume away that has one of them listed as your source of education. I attended Remington for 2 months before I wised up. I received an A in a class that I did no work for and had no tests in. It was their Pharmacy Technician course yet after our instructor left due to medical reasons they replaced her with a person who was a certified MA who knew nothing about being a Pharmacy Technician. I owe them $3000 for what? We learned nothing in the Pharmacy Law class and barely nothing in Pharmacy Practice. The math we went over I already knew because I went out and bought a book beforehand. We didn't learn anything about flow rates, alligation or how to dose for children. This was a scam-BEWARE! Check out your local community college before signing up for one of these for profits.
Why am I here?
School recommended by
Happy Nurse Student
on
April 30, 2009
24/38 people found this review helpful
The first day I visited the school I new this is were i am going to take my BSN. I already finished my first quarter. I can say I learned to like the Nursing Profession. I have many family membere that are RN. They love what they do. Nursing has many opportunities. I can not wait to finish an start my ne carreer as a Nurse.Remington College is new but do not regreat being part of the pioneer class. Not many people have the opportunity class 01-10 has.
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School recommended by
Anonymous
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April 21, 2009
28/38 people found this review helpful
Remington College has been around for awhile but it was mainly a technical education type school and not a true academic institution such as a state university. In January they recently started an accelerated bachelors of science in nursing program. To enter the program you must have a bachelors degree in any area and then complete the prerequisits for the nursing program before you can apply. The program is approved by the Florida Board of Nursing and is in the process of getting accreditation from CCNE, one of the two accreditation bodies for nursing programs. The faculty there are very experienced nursing educators. This is an accelerated program so it is very compressed. So far I think that it is very good. It is amazing how much I have learned.
Remington College
School recommended by
Anonymous
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April 17, 2009
34/47 people found this review helpful
So, I've seen that there are a few bad reviews in regards to this school. I don't know much about may of their programs, but I'm currently in their inaugural accelerated BSN program. I actually just finished my last final this morning and my last clinical for the quarter is tomorrow. Like I said I don't know anything about the school as a whole, but I will say that when you watch the open house video it does state that your credits may not be transferable to another school (So, that shouldn't be a surprise).
For the RN program, we are required to already have a Bachelor's degree in another field and we are eligible to take the NCLEX after successfully graduating. Accreditation for the program should be happening in a year or so after my class finishes, however either way, having a different bachelor's degree and being a licensed RN will give us the availability to go to Master's program if we wish.
The program is a lot of work and a lot of information considering it is technically a two year program rolled into one year, but I think it is definitely worth it. Our professors are very knowledgeable and always willing to help us. It is expensive, but worth it if you are serious about putting the time and effort to succeed.
Remington College is a Rip Off. Do not go there!
School not recommended by
Disapointed
on
March 12, 2009
52/80 people found this review helpful
I can relate to every single one of the claims on this site about Remington College. There is so much about the college that is a joke; I don't even know where to begin. I am embarrassed to say that is where I earned my "degree". Actually you cannot even call it that, mainly it is just a $30,000 piece of paper. I do acknowledge that just because you go to college does not mean you are guaranteed a job, but having a college degree is supposed to be something to help get your foot in the door. I would be better off not having that college degree listed on my resume as most companies laugh at it and say it is not considered a "real degree".
This experience has ruined my ambition to continue my college career at this point. I am 30K in debt with a fake associate's degree and make only 20K a year. I would have to get a second associates degree at another school and then move onto a bachelor's degree.
All I can do is hope that other people who read this are not as easily swayed about this school as I was. I wanted to believe it was a good school and that I would be the exception which would actually make it out of there and make something of myself. I was wrong and half way through the course (after seeing so many graduates working at McDonalds) I knew that I would end up where they were, and you cannot drop out because you still have to pay if you leave anyways.
When the recruiter's show you the 92% success in job placement, what they fail to show you is that those people have jobs alright, if you went to school there to become an IT Tech and you graduate and get a job at Taco Bell, You are then considered "placed in a job." I know first hand that just because it says people have gone to jobs after being there, it just means they have a job, not that they actually have a job that is part of their chosen field. It could be any job at all and it will count towards the success rate of the school.
I know that there are a lot of complaints on here for this college, but I can tell you that the people who have complained on this website are just a drop in the bucket compared to the people I know personally who have gone there and lived to regret it. This school not only ruins you financially, but it ruins a part of your goals and desires to move ahead, ambitions, self-esteem ( just knowing that you tried so hard for nothing and when you realize that you have been scammed, it is a horrible feeling) trust, (you will have a hard time trusting companies like this in the future).
It is true that they just want your money. I know that all schools want money to an extent, I mean they certainly would not do it for free but this school is ridiculous about it. There are many people that pass and put in no effort. In fact there are many classes that I personally thought I would flunk and I passed. It truly is impossible to flunk any class at that school. I really do not think anyone has ever flunked a class at that school. Everyone passes. It is impossible to flunk; you could not flunk even if you tried. They want you to stay because they want your money and the farther YOU get in the program, the more money THEY get.
Please take my advice and do not go there. Do not let them scam any more people!!
Remington College
School not recommended by
Tiara Bagley
on
March 03, 2009
81/95 people found this review helpful
Don't waste your time going to this school...You won't be able to find a job when you get out; you don't learn anything that other Medical assistant schools teach, and it's $13,500, which u can go to a school to be an RN for...I regret going to Remington, and now I am $10,000 in debt because of school loans. Its not worth it. Be an LPN or RN.
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School not recommended by
Shay Gilliam
on
December 11, 2008
107/163 people found this review helpful
Please don't waste your time or money. I attended this so called college a few years back and it was horrible. The staff was unprofessional and didn't seem to know much of anything. Anyone can attend because their biggest concern is recruiting people. Once you get signed up they help you destroy your credit by applying for all these loans. The school is way over priced and you are left with just a bill after its all said and done. I regret the day i stepped foot in that place.
