The Regent Law Advantage
With so many law schools vying for your attention, why Regent Law? It is because of the Regent Law Advantage.
- 26% of the Class of 2019 secured federal and state judicial clerkships.
- 92% of Regent Law graduates were employed within 10 months of graduation (NALP 2018).
- Regent Law had the highest overall bar passage rate among all eight Virginia law schools in both July 2017 (94.59%) and February 2018 (81.82%).
Whether you are interested in a JD to practice law, an online M.A. in Law for legal training to expand your professional expertise, or an LL.M. to enhance your knowledge and credentials, Regent University School of Law will equip you to excel.
Our alumni practice law in 49 states, D.C., and over 20 nations, serving as distinguished lawyers, judges, professors, government leaders, and public interest advocates.
From winning religious freedom cases at the United States Supreme Court, to representing businesses in China, to rescuing victims of human trafficking in Nepal, Regent Law alumni impact the world.
If you want a law school program that provides a rigorous and Christ-centered education, practical skills training, and faculty mentorship to assist you in fulfilling God’s calling and making a difference, we invite you to become a part of the Regent University School of Law.
Recognizing the need for flexibility in pursing graduate education, our JD program is offered at our Virginia Beach campus. Students may enroll part time or full time with an option to accelerate their studies. Our LL.M. in American Legal Studies is offered on campus and online, our LL.M. in Human Rights is offered on campus, and our M.A. in Law, conveniently offered online, provides a variety of concentrations from which to choose.
Among Virginia Law Schools Overall Bar Passage Rate
– Virginia Bar Exam, February 2018
Employed Within
10 Months of Graduation
– NALP Employment Report, Class of 2018
Success Stories
![Rebekah Woods]({"src":"//progdb.regent.edu/files/testimonials-201.jpg","watch":".success-stories"})
"I was incredibly blessed to learn from committed men and women who were so knowledgeable about their field … but who were also just passionate and committed to their faith and investing in their students."
Rebekah Woods, Doctor of Organizational Leadership, J.D., 2004, 1994
Regent University
School of Business & Leadership
![Elizabeth Oklevitch]({"src":"//progdb.regent.edu/files/testimonials-185.png","watch":".success-stories"})
“Regent attracts very talented students, and I was continually challenged by the academic excellence and career ambition of my classmates."
Elizabeth Oklevitch, J.D., 2014
Regent University
School of Law
![Hunter Davis]({"src":"//progdb.regent.edu/files/testimonials-3.png","watch":".success-stories"})
"Regent prepared me for steps I needed to take to start a business, as well as to lead one."
Hunter Davis, J.D., 2013
Regent University
School of Business & Leadership
![Elizabeth Beavers]({"src":"//progdb.regent.edu/files/testimonials-136.png","watch":".success-stories"})
"At Regent, it was 'law first' and then we talked about how the law is influenced by the spiritual and moral side—that was a valuable lesson I'll always be thankful to Regent for providing."
Elizabeth Beavers, J.D., 2012
Regent University
School of Law
![Joshua Charles]({"src":"//progdb.regent.edu/files/testimonials-147.png","watch":".success-stories"})
"And I'm honored to be where I am right now. The Museum of the Bible and Regent are a big part of that."
Joshua Charles, J.D., 2017
Regent University
School of Law
Regent Life
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