Admission Requirements and Procedures

Application Review

We thoroughly evaluate the credentials of every candidate and review all aspects of their Regis application. We consider many factors, including:

• Academic achievement
• Leadership qualities, extracurricular involvement, and commitment to community service
• Writing ability as shown on the essay component of the common application
• Standardized test scores (SAT/ACT) are not required for full consideration for admission and all merit scholarships. Students who believe their test scores add value to their application may choose to submit those scores for consideration.

Recommended Program of Study

The following college preparatory credentials are recommended:

• Four years of English
• Three years of mathematics and natural sciences ¹
• Three years of social sciences
• Two years of foreign language (same language)

1. Students interested in being considered for nursing should complete four years of mathematics and natural science.

Regis College evaluates applicants for admission without regard to race, age, religion, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, ethnic or national origin, marital or parental status, physical or mental disability, genetic information, pregnancy, veteran status, membership in uniformed services, or any other protected status.

Application Timeline

Spring 2024 Admission

• November 1: First-Year and Transfer priority application deadline
• January 1: Enrollment deposit deadline for spring semester

Fall 2024 Admission

• November 15: Early Action first-year application deadline
• February 1: Priority first-year application deadline
• February 15: Priority deadline to submit the FAFSA for need-based financial aid consideration
• April 1: Priority transfer application deadline for fall semester
• May 1: Enrollment deposit deadline for fall semester first-year students

Regis College accepts applications on a rolling basis with priority given to those students who apply for Early Action by November 15 and for Regular Decision by February 1.

A final high school transcript and an official indication of graduation and confirmation that the student is in good standing with their high school must be received by the Office of Undergraduate Admission no later than July 15. Failure to submit these documents may result in the student’s acceptance being rescinded and cancellation of the Financial Aid Award letter.