Mobile, Alabama Campus

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Remington College – Mobile Campus is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC).

Dedicated to Providing the Skills to Help Your Career
At Remington College – Mobile Campus, our focus is on providing the kind of practical, hands-on training that gives graduates the knowledge, practical skills, and confidence to apply for entry-level positions in the Mobile area.⁽¹⁾ As part of our effort, we’re in regular touch with local employers to make sure that the programs and training we deliver are current and in demand. Local employers help us in that effort by periodically visiting our Campus to meet with us and discuss first-hand our programs, our facilities and equipment, our teaching methods, and our services and amenities.

Focused on Our Mission

Our mission to prepare our graduates for life after college is evident on a daily basis throughout our Campus. Students and visitors alike often comment about how our dedication makes a difference.

Even on a quick tour of our Campus, you’ll see our mission in action: in the form of Criminal Justice students conducting a mock trial, Electronic Technology students soldering circuit boards, Pharmacy Technician students learning about the latest advancements in over-the-counter and prescription medications, Medical Assisting students learning how to help make patients feel better through advanced care techniques, and much more.

Dedicated to Giving Back to Our Community

Remington College - Mobile Campus staff members participate in a wide variety of community activities in the Mobile and Baldwin County areas:

• Our Campus is involved in adult literacy tutoring through Goodwill-Easter Seals.

• We participate in Habitat for Humanity, the local Arts Council, and Alabama Citizens for Constitutional Reform.

• We’re also a member of the Mobile County Workforce Planning Council.

• Our Computer Networking Technology students collect and reprogram used cell phones for Phones for Life, and the phones are given to senior citizens for emergency purposes.

• Our Criminal Justice students have organized a chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association, Lambda Alpha Epsilon.

• Regularly, you can see the bloodmobile in our parking lot, there to draw blood from our staff and students.

• Our Campus is also involved in not-for-profit organizations that run science fiction conventions, whose proceeds from art sales benefit local charities. MOBICON (held in Mobile, Alabama) raised $4,500 for the Bay Area Food Bank last year, and CoastCon (held in Biloxi, Mississippi) raised $8,055 for Hope Haven Children's Home this year.

• Additionally, the Mobile Campus has participated in the March of Dimes “Walk of Life” and raised $500 in donations to help prevent children's disabilities.

We invite you to stop by and explore all the exciting things going on at our Campus. We look forward to seeing you here!