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Regent University
- Graduate School
- Virginia Beach, VA
- 64 reviews
Address
1000 Regent University Drive
Virginia Beach, VA 23464
Website
Telephone
(757) 352-4127
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Admissions
Application Deadline
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Deadline for International Students
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Admissions Website
Application Fee
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Masters and Doctoral Programs
Most Popular Programs
Teaching
178 StudentsOrganizational Behavior Studies
159 StudentsLegal Studies
144 StudentsBusiness
103 StudentsTheological and Ministerial Studies
87 StudentsSchool Counseling and Guidance Services
86 StudentsLaw
64 StudentsDivinity, Ministry, and Pre-Theology
60 StudentsMental and Social Health Studies
51 StudentsSpecial Education and Teaching
48 Students
Applying
Acceptance Rate
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Total Graduate Students
5,536
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MCAT
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Application Website
Interview Required
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Personal Statement Required
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Academic Transcripts Required
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Application Fee Waivers Available
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Letters of Recommendation Required
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Academics
Part-time Classes Available
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Weekend Classes Available
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Evening Classes Available
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Poll
- 50%
- of students took their classes full time.16 responses
- 25%
- of students completed the program in the time they expected.16 responses
- 75%
- of students agree the program difficulty was manageable.16 responses
- 69%
- of students agree that the online courses were positive experiences.16 responses
Graduate Students
Total Graduate Students
5,536
Part-Time Grad Students
4,263
Research Assistants
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Teaching Assistants
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Student Life
Professors
Poll
- 81%
- of students agree that professors care about their students' success.16 responses
Poll
- 81%
- of students agree that professors are engaging and easy to understand.16 responses
Poll
- 44%
- of students agree that professors helped connect them to future opportunities.16 responses
Tuition & Financial Aid
In-State Tuition
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Out-of-State Tuition
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Students Receiving Financial Aid
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Average Total Aid Awarded
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Work Study Program Available
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Teaching/Research Fellowship Available
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Financial Aid Website
Campus Resources
International Students Office
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International Office URL
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Disability Services
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Veterans Services
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Childcare Services
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- 50%
- of students agree they had access to good mental health resources.16 responses
- 6%
- of students agree the program offered accessible childcare.16 responses
- 44%
- of students agree they felt supported as an international student.16 responses
- 44%
- of students agree they felt supported as a veteran.16 responses
Outcomes
Average Salary After Graduation
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Employed 2 Years After Graduation
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Career Placement URL
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Poll
- 69%
- of students are confident they will graduate.16 responses
Poll
- 56%
- of students are confident they will find a job after graduation.16 responses
Return On Investment
- 63%
- of students feel the degree they are getting at this school is worth the time and money.16 responses
- Cost of LivingB-
- Crime & SafetyC+
- NightlifeA
Median Household Income
$74,186
National
$55,322Median Rent
$1,339
National
$949Median Home Value
$274,300
National
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Regent University Reviews
64 reviews
Online freedom! Great choice of classes, and engaged and informed professors leads to a high level of interest, and a motivated student body keeps students on their toes. GPA's tend to be relatively high in all departments of the graduate school. Cost is also low, but does not reflect the quality of education at this non-denominational Christian school. Never met anyone who attended who didn't believe in Jesus Christ, but if someone did who was willing to learn discursively about Him and our faith in Him, that person would come out with a well rounded understanding of our faith, and an excellent education.
Overall, the academics aren't bad. That said, as a Graduate student, I feel that numerous professors at the Graduate level are too easy on students. On numerous occasions, I've come across discussion board posts or peer-edited a draft of a paper that fall well below the standard of Graduate academia. I always try to provide helpful and polite criticism when I do, but one time it resulted in a peer contacting me to chew me out, insisting that I hurt her feelings and that she feels her work is at a Graduate level. I ended up just apologizing in an effort to be diplomatic, but I still, to this day, maintain that she failed to submit work that was worthy to be called Graduate-level work. Another gripe, there are biased professors who seek, not to promote individual, critical thought, but to indoctrinate. When you don't parrot the concepts and ideas they feed you, your GPA (which you worked hard to earn) will suffer. Yes, I am speaking from personal experience.
This is my first semester at Regent University. I like that Regent professors are kind and caring. I like that the work is interesting and applicable. I would like to continue my education there if I can receive enough grants. I am hoping to receive my Masters in Communication to be of service to my community and the world through valuable communication. I am hopeful that I can learn how to spread love, kindness, self-improvement, and mental health awareness to many people in the future. This degree will help me be prepared to be of service to God and others.