Application Requirements
Master of Fine Arts in Script & Screenwriting
Below are the admission requirements for your degree program. Your application to the graduate School of Communication & the Arts will be complete when you have submitted all of the following items:
- Your completed screenplay, teleplay or stage play required
- Admission application - Apply Now
- $50 nonrefundable fee to activate application
- Personal goals statement
- Clergy recommendation
- Faculty recommendation
- General recommendation
- Current résumé
- Official transcripts from each college and university attended sent directly to Enrollment Support Services (ESS)
- Official test results (within the last five years) from the GRE or MAT sent directly to Enrollment Support Services (ESS)
- A discipline-specific original essay (see details below)
Essay details
Your original essay should be at least 700 words (Times New Roman, 12-point font, double spaced). Be sure to justify your response with sound reasoning and references (MLA or APA stylebook preferred). Submit electronically to an admissions counselor at elinmal@regent.edu.
Identify three screenwriters you admire. Identify the genre of their works/scripts. What do you consider his/her best screenplay? Why did you choose this particular work? Discuss three genres of scripts you would like to create while at Regent. If the above informs these choices, explain how and why.
All applicants, regardless of desired program, must possess a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution or an equivalent degree from a foreign university. Official transcripts from previously attended colleges and universities and official GRE or MAT test scores must be sent directly to the university's Enrollment Support Services (ESS) Office. The address is:
Regent University
Enrollment Support Services
1000 Regent University Drive
Virginia Beach, VA 23464
All other admissions materials should be emailed to the School of Communication & the Arts Admissions Office. Address emails to “Admissions Committee” at elinmal@regent.edu.
