A: Remington College may accept transfer credits(1) for degree programs from certain accredited colleges and universities. Transfer credits are also accepted for degree and diploma programs from other Remington College campuses.
Credits are accepted on the basis of applicability to the chosen program of study and at the discretion of the Campus' Director of Education or the Campus President. For transfer credits to be considered acceptable, students must have an official transcript sent directly to the campus from the college or university that awarded the credits. Transfer credits will not be accepted unless the student obtained a minimum grade of "C."
Recipients of veteran’s benefits (GI Bill) must also provide a copy of their DD 214 Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty.
A: You can add one or more courses during the drop/add period. You can drop one or more courses during the drop/add period, with no grade recorded or tuition charged. If you drop a course after the drop/add period, you’ll be charged tuition for that course and will receive a grade as follows:
A “W” if before 50% of the grading period is completed
A “W” if passing at any point in the grading period
An “F” if failing after 50% of the grading period
For externship courses only, an “F” if the externship is not completed successfully
The drop/add period is the same as the activation period, and it applies to all programs.
A: You are eligible to change programs if you contact your Campus Registrar before the end of the drop/add period of the term during which you want to enroll in the new program. You’ll be required to complete a new Application and Enrollment Agreement if you do so. Also, be aware that changing programs may make you ineligible to receive financial aid or may reduce the amount of financial aid you’re eligible for. More details are in the Campus Catalog.
A: If you’ve previously been enrolled and activated at a campus and have dropped or been dropped, you may be eligible to re-enroll if you meet the following criteria:
You’ve made financial arrangements (approved by the campus) to pay your cost of attendance, and you’re not in default of any contractual agreements with your local campus or any other Remington College campus.
You haven’t been dropped due to failure to follow the Student Code of Conduct or maintain satisfactory academic progress.
You have completed and signed a new Application and Enrollment Agreement.
A: The cost of tuition depends on the program you choose. Included in the tuition cost at Remington College are textbooks and course materials(2) (including lab equipment, uniforms, and/or laptop computers in certain degree programs). Our all-inclusive tuition is an important fact to consider when comparing the total cost of your education. Also, remember that your tuition cost will not increase during your program of education if you do not interrupt your studies by dropping and re-enrolling at a later date.
Financial aid is available for those who qualify. We’ll work closely with you on a plan to help finance your studies, including applying for federal, state, and other grants, scholarships, and loans. Check with an admissions or a financial services representative for more details and any restrictions on eligibility.
A: Remington College recognizes the right of persons with disabilities to participate in and benefit from the educational programs provided. The campus does not discriminate against persons with disabilities who satisfy admission requirements, and it provides physical accommodations for disabled students including, but not limited to, disabled student parking, wheelchair access ramps, and accessibility to public areas at the campus.
When necessary and with sufficient notice, the campus will make an effort to provide reasonable accommodations to enable students with disabilities to participate in the programs offered by the campus. Additional details can be found in the Campus Catalog.
A: Some Remington College campuses are authorized under federal law to enroll non-immigrant alien students. There are no additional tuition and fee charges for foreign students. However, financial aid may not be available. Please contact the Director of Admissions at the campus of your choice for more information.
A: No, Remington College and its campuses do not operate their own housing facilities, nor do they endorse or supervise any particular housing complex.
(1)If the credits being transferred are semester credit hours, then they will be converted
into quarter hours at the rate of one semester credit hour equals one
and one-half quarter credit hours. No more than 50% of a degree program’s total required credit hours to graduate may be fulfilled with transfer credits, unless the transfer of credit is from one Remington College campus to another, in which case more than 50% may be transferred. Certain state regulations may restrict the number of credit hours that may be transferred into certain programs.
(2)Tuition of our online programs are not all-inclusive, see an admissions representative for more details.
