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Reach Your God-Given Potential

Have faith, Regent University will help make your task of choosing where to continue your education, an easy choice. As one of the top colleges in Virginia and the nation, Regent offers 150+ areas of study, both online and on-campus, from a Christian perspective.

Along with academic excellence, what sets us apart is our mission to prepare you to excel in mind and spirit. Our students, faculty and administrators share a calling – to make a significant difference in the world. That’s the Regent difference. We invite you to come experience it for yourself. 

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“My online degree allowed me to incorporate my academics with my profession making my graduate experience at Regent incredibly relevant.”
Gabrielle Jackson, M.A., 2012 The Institute for Faith, Work, and Economics
“From the professors to advisors to support staff, my experience at Regent has been extremely satisfying, and I highly recommend the program to others.”
Lorri Wilke, M.Ed., 2012 NILD Educational Therapy
“I was able to start with 15 credit hours toward the leadership program. But little did I know that, through research, the application of biblical principles and the Christian environment, God would speak to me.”
Chad Rose, M.A. in Organizational Leadership, 2020 Lieutenant Colonel - Reserve (Retired); American Airlines Airbus Captain
“I came to Regent after the Navy to prepare for a role in public service. I had some innovative ideas in me, and Regent helped me tap into them more. I know I want to help and influence others for Christ, perhaps as a diplomat working for the U.S. State Department.”
Chad McQueen, MBA, 2015
“The online and on-campus experiences were different, but both very rewarding. The way they designed online learning really felt like a live classroom environment — still very informative and relational, even with people from around the world there.”
Jesse Eisenhart, Joint M.A., 2009 M.A. in Practical Theology & Human Service Counseling