Regent Law has been fully accredited by the ABA since 1996.

Enrollment of approximately 500 students.

Consistently ranked by The Princeton Review as a top ten law school for “Best Quality of Life.”

Regent Law students are drawn from across the United States and abroad, representing all 50 states, several foreign countries, and over 400 undergraduate institutions.

Regent University School of Law’s mission is distinctive among accredited law schools and provides an attractive option for students pursuing the study of law from a Christian perspective. The mission of Regent Law School is to bring to bear the will of our Creator, Almighty God, upon legal education and the legal profession. In particular, this mission includes:

• The education and training of students to become excellent lawyers within the standards of the legal profession. 
   
• The grounding of students in biblical foundations of law, legal institutions, and processes of conflict resolution; recognition of questions of righteousness in the operation of law; and pursuit of true justice through professional legal service. 
  
  View a vodcast of Professor C. Scott Pryor discussing "Integrating Faith and Teaching in the Law of Contracts."
   
• The nurturing and encouragement of students to become mature Christians who exercise the gifts of the Holy Spirit and display the fruit of the Holy Spirit in their personal and professional lives. 
    
• The nurture and encouragement of other law students, practicing lawyers, judges, legislators, government officials, educators and others to recognize and seek the biblical foundations of law, to recognize questions of righteousness in the operation of law; and to pursue true justice.