What career training programs does Redlands Community College highlight?

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Redlands Community College's homepage highlights three in-demand career training fields: Nursing, Criminal Justice, and Computer Science. The page presents these as "the fastest route to your future," describing each as a field with high demand and strong employment possibilities for graduates. If you are exploring whether the college offers a program in your area of interest, these three are the ones the site puts front and center.

The three highlighted career fields

Field What the page says about it
Nursing Training for several paths in the health care industry, including the traditional RN track, the LPN to RN program, and transfer options toward a BSN
Criminal Justice A flexible program designed to build expertise in the field, with a focused curriculum intended to prepare students for its challenges
Computer Science Preparation for a variety of in-demand tech careers, with practical knowledge the page says employers are seeking

Nursing pathways

The Nursing section is the most detailed of the three. It names three distinct routes:

  • Traditional RN track — for students aiming to become a registered nurse.
  • LPN to RN program — for licensed practical nurses who want to advance to RN.
  • Transfer toward a BSN — for students who plan to continue on to a bachelor's degree in nursing.

Each of these is presented as training "to excel in the health care industry," so the page frames nursing as a field with multiple entry and advancement points rather than a single program.

Criminal Justice and Computer Science

Both are described more briefly. Criminal Justice is characterized by flexibility and a focused curriculum. Computer Science is tied to "in-demand careers in the tech industry" and practical, employer-relevant knowledge. Neither section lists specific courses, credentials, or concentrations on the homepage itself.

How to go further

The homepage does not include program lengths, admission requirements, costs, or course lists for any of these fields. Each field has its own "Find Out More" link, which is the intended next step for details. If you want to compare these programs against your goals, start with the individual program pages rather than the homepage summary, since the homepage only establishes which fields the college is promoting.

One practical note: the page also references general college resources such as applying now, financial aid (it cites an average financial aid award of $1,626), campus news, and an academic calendar. These are separate from the career training descriptions and do not add program-specific information.