Regent Law Office of Admissions & Financial Aid
1000 Regent University Drive
Virginia Beach, VA 23464

Phone: 757.226.4594
E-mail: lawfinaid@regent.edu
Web: www.regent.edu/lawfinances

Mission Statement

The mission of the financial aid program at Regent Law is to assist the maximum number of students in completing their legal education. Financing a law school and living expenses will be a significant challenge for most students. However, if God has called you to law school, then He will direct you toward the financial options to complete your calling.

Successful strategies to financing law school include minimizing existing debt, investigating all possible sources of aid and carefully managing a student budget. The School of Law expects students to maintain a modest lifestyle while attending school to minimize debt. The university will establish a standard budget for each law student based upon full-time or part-time status, and if the student is single or married (or has a dependent).  It is the responsibility of each student to live within the means of the student budget.  Single students are encouraged to have a roommate to share expenses. Please see the Cost-of-Attendance link below to find the student budget for the current academic year.

Regent Law students typically finance the cost of their education through a combination of personal and family resources, grants or scholarship assistance, federal student loans, and employment income. Full-time students are limited to no more than 20 hours per week of employment by the ABA. The part-time law program may be an option for individuals desiring to maintain a full-time job to further decrease indebtedness. Regent University does not participate in the Work Study Program; student employment opportunities may be found via Human Resources and the Central Financial Aid Office.