Applying for Undergraduate Admission to Regis College
Regis College is rolling admission, meaning that you can apply at any time and receive a quick admission decision. Other benefits include:
- No fee to apply
- Automatic consideration for valuable merit scholarships
- SAT/ACT scores are not required *
* We recognize the changes in SAT/ACT administration due to COVID-19 have created challenges for students who wish to take or retake these tests as part of their application process. Test scores are not required for students applying for fall 2022 and fall 2023 admission to Regis and will not impact merit scholarship consideration. This includes students applying to the undergraduate nursing and dental hygiene programs.
Get started or continue on your Common Application below, or email admission@regiscollege.edu for questions or assistance.
Important Note: If you are interested in applying to either of our popular 16- or 24-month Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs, please visit our graduate program application page. Applications for our ABSN programs should not be submitted via the Common Application.
We look forward to reviewing your application and learning more about you!
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Application Requirements
First-year applicants should submit the following to be considered for admission to Regis College:
- Common Application
- Essay
- Official secondary school transcript
- One letter of recommendation from a secondary school counselor/college counselor or teacher
Regis College does not require you to submit SAT/ACT scores as part of your application and SAT/ACT scores will not impact merit scholarship consideration.
Students who are homeschooled and seeking entry into the St. George's University or New England College of Optometry programs are required to submit SAT/ACT scores.
International students with a native language other than English are required to submit their TOEFL, IELTS or CAE scores as part of their admission application (our TOEFL code is 3723).
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Readmission to Regis
If you have previously applied and wish to reactivate your application, you must submit an Application Reactivation Form to the Office of Undergraduate Admission. Regis College will reactivate a student file within two years of its original date of submission. If any additional documentation is needed in order to provide an admission decision, an admission representative will be in contact with you.
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Recommended Credentials
It is recommended applicants have the following college preparatory credentials:
- Four years of English
- Three years of mathematics and natural sciences (students interested in being considered for dental hygiene, diagnostic medical sonography, or nursing should complete four years)
- Three years of social sciences
- Two years of foreign language (same language)
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Scholarship Consideration
Scholarships are awarded on the basis of academic achievement to entering full-time, first-year, and transfer students seeking degrees. Students are automatically considered for merit scholarships as part of the admission process. Learn more about scholarships and aid.
Application Timeline
November 1: Transfer priority application deadline
November 15: Early Action first-year application deadline
January 1: Enrollment deposit deadline for spring semester
February 1: Priority first-year application deadline
February 15: Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) deadline
April 1: Priority transfer application deadline for fall semester
May 1: Enrollment deposit deadline for fall semester first-year students
The Office of Undergraduate Admission
Regis College
Office of Undergraduate Admission
235 Wellesley Street
Weston, MA 02493