How do I get started with applying to Redlands Community College?

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Start at redlandscc.edu and use the "Get started - apply now" link on the homepage. That is the entry point the site itself presents for beginning the application process. Before you click it, it helps to know which program you are applying for, because the homepage routes prospective students through its career-training areas first.

What the homepage gives you before you apply

The site's main heading is "Find Your Route to Success," and it pairs the apply link with a short set of numbers and program highlights. The homepage states:

  • 2,166 current students
  • 100% acceptance of applicants
  • $1,626 average financial aid award

Those figures are the site's own framing of the school. Treat them as a starting point, not a final answer on cost or admission — the homepage does not list tuition, deadlines, or required documents.

Pick a direction first

The homepage highlights three in-demand career fields, each with its own "Find Out More" link:

Program What the homepage says
Nursing Tracks toward RN (traditional), LPN to RN, or transfer to a BSN
Criminal Justice Flexible program with a focused curriculum
Computer Science Prepares students for in-demand tech careers

If you already know your field, going straight to that program page can tell you whether the track matches your goal before you start an application. If you are undecided, the homepage also links to campus news, events, and the Redlands Rundown podcast, which covers campus life and career preparation.

Steps to get started

  1. Go to redlandscc.edu.
  2. Review the career-training areas (Nursing, Criminal Justice, Computer Science) and open "Find Out More" on any that interest you.
  3. Return to the homepage and select "Get started - apply now."
  4. For the specific steps, deadlines, and documents the application requires, use the admissions information on the site or contact the college directly — the homepage does not spell these out.

Common snags

  • Applying before choosing a program. The site is organized around program routes, so knowing your target makes the rest of the process easier to follow.
  • Assuming the homepage numbers are complete. Acceptance rate and average aid award are summaries; your own aid and admission outcome depend on details the homepage does not cover.
  • Using third-party pages. Details change, so confirm anything time-sensitive on redlandscc.edu itself.

If you want to move forward, the fastest path is: choose a program area, then use the apply link on the homepage.