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Reach Your God-Given Potential

Have faith, Regent University will help make your task of choosing where to continue your education, an easy choice. As one of the top colleges in Virginia and the nation, Regent offers 150+ areas of study, both online and on-campus, from a Christian perspective.

Along with academic excellence, what sets us apart is our mission to prepare you to excel in mind and spirit. Our students, faculty and administrators share a calling – to make a significant difference in the world. That’s the Regent difference. We invite you to come experience it for yourself. 

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“We were taught practical skills for the workplace in Regent's classroom. Now I can see how they work in a professional environment.”
Ryan Clemens, MFA, 2010 Acting
“I chose to go back to school to help advance my career. I’ve used the knowledge, skills and abilities I’ve learned at Regent extensively. When I saw Regent’s motto, Christian Leadership to Change the World, I knew this was for me.”
Julia DuBree, RN to B.S. in Nursing, 2018 School Nurse
“My Regent education gave me a Christian perspective that helps me think outside the box and see how I can use my education to change the lives of many people.”
Roger Orozco, MBA, 2015 Strategic Business Analyst, Sumitomo Machinery Corporation of America
“My fellow Marines were always faithful to their fellow brothers and sisters, without exception. At Regent, I found the same family in the body of Christ represented by the students and faculty that make up the law school.”
Rusol, 2014
“I was paired with Mr. Brandon Delfunt, a district attorney near the Atlanta area. He has given me very solid advice, in regard to law school and personally. He told me about how crazy everything can seem in law school with all the assignments and the extra-curricular activities that can pile up. But he also told me that he is glad that he did it. This was very encouraging for me personally because I know what it’s like to feel overwhelmed. I know the day will come when I look back and am glad that I did it, as well.”
Carter Budwell, Mentoring Program Mentee