Rasmussen University North Orlando Campus

Rasmussen University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (hlcommission.org), an institutional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.

Ocala campus (with an off-campus instructional site in North Orlando), located in Ocala, Florida, is accredited by the ACEN. The most recent accreditation decision made by the ACEN Board of Commissioners for this associate nursing program is Continuing Accreditation.

Check out the Accreditation section to learn more about the specific Orlando campus, or view additional accreditation details for all Rasmussen University programs.

Entrance requirements vary by program and type of student, such as first-time, transfer, nursing or military students. Visit our Admissions page for specific steps toward enrollment and set yourself up for success.

Or contact an admissions advisor to start your online application. With no application fee for many programs, you can fill out your basic information online in minutes. Plus, 67% of our program requirement may be completed through transfer credits or prior training.43

Rasmussen University has a total of five campus locations in Florida:

• Central Pasco
• Fort Myers
• North Orlando
• Ocala
• Tampa/Brandon

Students need to score a 62% or greater on the TEAS for the Professional Nursing (ADN/RN) program or a 72% or greater for the BSN program. Attend an online Nursing Information Session to learn more about TEAS scores.

The time it takes to graduate depends on the program and student. You can choose from over 50 programs in a variety of areas of study, from Certificates and Diplomas to Associate’s, Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral degrees.

Plus, many of our online programs feature Empowered Learning^® courses which allow you to go faster when you can and slower when you need to.

The North Orlando’s campus services feature excellent facilities in a cozy space—including classrooms, a computer lab and a learning and collaboration space. This campus also houses simulation equipment in the campus’ four labs for health sciences students.

Though the space is great, the people are what make the campus unique. Rasmussen University faculty understand the school’s culture and always put their students first. The campus is a great place to interact with the professors, get to know fellow students and knock out some homework in a supportive environment.

Online and on-campus students also have access to career services, library and learning services, peer tutors and mentors, personal advisors and 24/7 tech support.

Looking for a study spot and maybe some caffeine? Stop by or camp out at these excellent nearby options. In Altamonte Springs:

• Allegro Coffee, located inside a Whole Foods where you can also get your shopping done, sells coffee, espresso drinks, tea, smoothies and juices
• Foxtail Coffee specializes in roasting fresh coffee from all over the world and a welcoming atmosphere
• Starbucks, Dunkin Donuts, Waffle House, Panera Bread

Maybe you’re hungry after studying so much! Grab some grub to power the rest of your day at any of these nearby restaurants:

• Crepevine—Sweet and savory crepes for a quick bite in a casual space
• Amigo’s Original Tex-Mex—family owned cantina with comfort food and outdoor seating
• Nonno’s Italian Restaurants—red-sauce dishes that are great for a relaxing, sit-down meal
• Tibby’s New Orleans Kitchen—Colorful eatery offering classic Cajun-Creole dishes
• The Altamonte Mall—1.5 miles away, offering many dining and snacking options
• Cracker Barrel, Perkins, Chick-fil-A, Five Guys and Chipotle for a quick bite to eat

Everyone deserves a study break! Check out these fun locales nearby Rasmussen University North Orlando:

• Picture Show Theater—A family-friendly movie theater with value pricing
• Cranes Roost Park—Check out this 45-acre park with cobblestone walkways and amphitheater
• Orlando Science Center—Your family will love the hands-on exhibits and planetarium shoes, plus giant-screen and 3D films
• Lake Eola Park—Popular spot for walking, special events and renting swan-shaped paddleboats

Rasmussen College opened in 1900 as a higher education business school in St. Paul, Minnesota. In 2020, Rasmussen College became Rasmussen University to better represent Rasmussen students and graduates. Our dedication to higher education, affordable cost, relevant research and technology, leadership skills and more remains the same.