Regis College

Regis offers several special academic opportunities that allow students to explore subjects of interest and customize their learning experience. Students can extend their learning beyond the classroom through various methods, including seminars, off-campus study, global experiences, individualized study, pre-professional programs, special cooperative degree programs, and academic honors programs.

A Global Perspective

Whether students are interested in a semester-, academic year-, or week-long trips, the Office of Global Connections provides personalized support to ensure that students have an enriching global experience.

Regis is directly affiliated with Regent's University in London, England; University College Cork in Cork, Ireland; Assumption College Rome in Rome, Italy; and Kyoto Notre Dame University in Kyoto, Japan.

Students can also participate in faculty-led programs that supplement coursework. Trips range from one to three weeks and have taken place in Italy, England, Cuba, and Belize.

Our renowned faculty are actively engaged in their disciplines, conducting research, publishing books and articles, and serving as leaders in in their areas of expertise. One of the best aspects of a Regis education is the support and mentorship from faculty. With a 12:1 student-to-faculty ratio, faculty members get to know each student and are instrumental in advising them on everything from research and graduate school programs to internships and job opportunities.

A Classroom Without Walls

Regis is committed to providing an academic experience that is increasingly enriched by technological resources. Through the iPad initiative, all students are provided iPads to facilitate collaboration and enhance learning.

The campus network provides access to campus apps and the internet through 24/7 wireless and wired connectivity, spanning across campus in all classrooms, learning spaces, residential halls, and exterior spaces.

Regis offers innovative programs in the arts and sciences, business and communication, health sciences, and nursing. Majors include: Biology, Biomedical Engineering, Communication, Criminal Justice Studies, Cybersecurity, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, Education, English, Environmental Sustainability, Exercise Science, Global Business Management, Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humanities, Neuroscience, Nuclear Medicine, Nursing, Nutrition, Psychology, Public Health, Social Work, Sport Management, and Therapeutic Recreation.

Pre-professional and special programs include 3+3 Law Degree, Pre-Dental, Pre-Healthcare Advising with Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Physician Assistant Tracks, Pre-Law, Pre-Medical, and Pre-Veterinary.

Fast Track to Master's 4+1 Program
Regis offers a five-year combined bachelor's and master's track for certain areas of study, including Communication, Education, Health Administration, and Regulatory and Clinical Research Management.

* Some restrictions apply

Articulation Agreements
Regis has a variety of articulation agreements for undergraduate students wishing to transfer in for a bachelor's degree and for students wishing to earn a graduate degree after finishing a bachelor's degree at their home school.

Regis has agreements for direct entry into select graduate programs once a student completes the bachelor's degree at Regis. Graduate schools include Saint George's University in Grenada School of Medicine and School of Veterinary Medicine; Salve Regina University; and Western New England University School of Law.

Honors Program
The honors program at Regis provides qualified students with an intellectually stimulating and challenging academic experience that extends beyond the classroom, as leaders in both campus activities and community service. In addition to taking honors-level courses, students participate in a variety of service-learning projects, workshops, and discussions with renowned faculty and alumni. Admitted first-year applicants with a minimum high school GPA of 3.5 and combined SAT math and reading scores of at least 1100, or an ACT composite score of 24, are encouraged to join the Honors Program, as are Regis students who have maintained a GPA of 3.5 or higher during their first year.

The Learning Commons for Academic Student Support
Regis students are invited to participate in various opportunities offered through the Learning Commons. Students are encouraged to engage in tutoring services, academic coaching, learning strategy workshops, and various learning communities to promote their academic, personal, and professional growth. As a team, the staff helps students develop habits that will enable them to become resilient and curious life-long learners capable of reaching their academic and personal goals.

First-Year Seminar
First-Year Seminar (FYS) is an essential part of all incoming students' fall semester. FYS introduces new students to the Regis history and heritage, build their academic and social skills, engage in a variety of co-curricular experiences, and participate in a challenge-based learning project. FYS is taught by faculty members from across Regis who also serve as the student's academic advisor during his or her first year. During the spring semester, students stay with their FYS classmates and are enrolled in a linked course that meets one of the Regis Core Curriculum requirements.