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#RegentTogether: COVID-19 Resources & Information

Whether you’re a current or future Regent student managing Coronavirus (COVID-19) disruptions or the parent of a student, needing guidance through unprecedented challenges – Regent is here for you. Thank you for keeping your eyes on the future.

Our focus today, as always, is on providing top-quality, values-based academics that prepare Christian leaders to change the world.

These are the times that define us all. We are Regent Ready and open for business. We are focused on delivering you the Royal Treatment – seamlessly providing the services you need. And we are Regent Together. Read FAQs

ENROLLMENT COUNSELOR

Questions on how to start or finish your Regent application? Interested in how to transfer from another school? We’re here to help.

800.373.5504 | info@regent.edu
Phone Hours (ET): M-TH 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., FRI 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., SAT 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

ADVISING & FINANCIAL AID

Academic advisors are here to provide you with university resources and financial aid information.

757.352.4385 | 800.722.3680
advising@regent.edu

Phone Hours (ET): M-FRI
8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Closed on Wed.
11:45 a.m. – 1:15 p.m.

UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

Regent librarians are available remotely to help you find the resources you need to complete assignments well.

Chat | 757.352.4115
librarians@regent.edu
Virtual Services: M-SAT. 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

IT & HELP DESK

The Help Desk is on hand to walk you through any technical issues.

757.352.4076
helpdesk@regent.edu
Hours (ET): M-F 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Life COACHING

Professionally trained coaches will help you focus your priorities, organize your schedule, and overcome obstacles.

Schedule an appointment
csh@regent.edu

TUITION, PAYMENT & REFUNDS

Contact us regarding student billing, tuition installment plan, or making a payment.

877.850.8434 | 757.352.4342 (Fax)
studentaccounts@regent.edu
Hours (ET): M-F 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

WRITING LAB

Receive free writing support to strengthen your skills and stay on task.

Schedule an appointment
csh@regent.edu

CAMPUS MINISTRIES

Join us for online chapel services to re-center and recharge you.

Join us for live chapel Wednesdays at noon or UnChapel Live
Thursdays at 8 p.m.

MILITARY RESOURCES

Let us help you identify your military benefits and walk you through enrollment, financial aid and more.

Questions? Please use our contact form or email military@regent.edu.

On-Campus & Early College Options

Now, seamlessly delivered online, but with our eyes on a safe, integrated on-campus return.

HOW TO ACCESS YOUR ONLINE COURSES?

NEED STUDENT COUNSELING SERVICES?

Discover Regent: Updates and Info From Our Staff & Students

  1. Establish a routine – Try to wake up and go to bed at the same time. Designate a day of the week for chores. Join a weekly study group. By planning a schedule and sticking to it, you’ll create consistency and become more productive.
  2. Protect your time – For the next week, take an inventory of your time. Determine what you’d like to change and make more time for.
  3. Remove distractions – Find a quiet place to study. Take a break from social media, pause your Netflix show, and do what you need to stay focused.
  4. Make a plan – Invest in a planner and write down your work and class schedule. Things don’t look so intimidating on paper.
  5. Take scheduled breaks – Relax for a moment; go for a walk outside, get a snack, spend time with your pet, just get moving so that you can come back to your work feeling refreshed.
  6. Make sure you have a community – In the midst of balancing school and work, schedule a phone call or FaceTime with a friend. Participate on discussion boards or create or join a study group.
  7. Prioritize your health – Getting enough sleep, going for a walk, and choosing healthier snacks and meals go a long way. Your body and mind will thank you for it.
  8. Focus on things that bring you joy and peace – Your spiritual health is worthy of your attention. Take time to journal, attend Unchapel online, and find a small group to connect with. Visit Campus Ministries to learn more.
  9. Take it one day at a time – Walking the balance beam of work-school-life seems like a lot, but it’s manageable when you conquer it one day at a time.
  10. Don’t worry – Instead, communicate. If you are feeling overwhelmed reach out to a classmate or your professor.

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