What Is redlandscc.edu? Redlands Community College's Official Website Explained

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redlandscc.edu is the official website of Redlands Community College. It serves as the main online entry point for prospective students, current students, and anyone tracking campus news and events. The homepage centers on the message "Find Your Route to Success" and directs visitors to apply, explore career training, and follow college life.

What the site is for

The homepage groups its purpose into a few clear functions:

  • Admissions and getting started — a prominent "Get started - apply now" path for prospective students.
  • Career training programs — a section titled "In-Demand Career Training" that highlights fields with stated employment possibilities for graduates.
  • Campus news and events — a "Redlands Rundown" news area and an events calendar covering athletics, academic dates, and community activities.
  • A podcast — "Redlands Rundown" is also a podcast, now in Season 2, covering campus news, college advice, and career preparation.

Snapshot figures shown on the homepage

The site presents several overview numbers. These are the college's own published figures, not third-party rankings:

Figure Value shown
Current students 2,166
Acceptance of applicants 100%
Average financial aid award $1,626

These give a quick sense of scale and cost context, but they are homepage summary figures. For details on specific programs, costs, or deadlines, the individual program and admissions pages are the place to look.

Career fields highlighted

The "In-Demand Career Training" section names three areas, each with its own "Find Out More" link:

  • Nursing — includes a traditional RN track, an LPN to RN program, and a path to transfer on for a BSN.
  • Criminal Justice — described as a flexible program with a focused curriculum.
  • Computer Science — positioned as preparation for tech-industry careers with practical, employer-relevant knowledge.

Who the site is for

  • Prospective students deciding whether to apply or which program fits.
  • Current students checking academic calendar dates and campus announcements.
  • Community members and families following events such as the annual Fall Family Festival or athletic schedules.

What you can do from here

If you are evaluating the college, start with the career training pages for the field you care about, then move to the apply-now path. If you already attend, the events calendar and news section carry the day-to-day updates. The homepage is a routing page — it points you to the detail rather than holding it all itself.