At Regis, we understand that the transfer process can be challenging, and we’re committed to helping you navigate the application and admission process with ease.
Review our Transfer Equivalency Self-Service Tool to see how many of your credits might count towards a Regis program.
NOTE: Regis is not accepting transfer applications for the diagnostic medical sonography for fall 2026. We will provide an update if spaces become available.
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Transfer Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Who is my Transfer Financial Aid Counselor?
Stephani Green who can be reached at stephani.green@regiscollege.edu
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Do Transfer students qualify for Financial Aid?
Yes. Upon acceptance, students qualify for Merit aid.
Merit scholarships range from $17,000-$30,000 per year.
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How do I register for courses?
Once you have submitted an enrollment deposit, you will receive an email from IT Helpdesk with your email credentials (make sure to check spam/junk mail); after you’ve accessed your email and Regis portal, you can schedule an appointment with the Director of Academic Advising, Laura Hidden, to get registered for courses.
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What is a Transcript Credit Evaluation (TCE)?
Transcript Credit Evaluations determines which courses you’ve taken from your previous institution/s transfer over, which don’t, and with certain programs, what pre-requisites have/have not been completed; it also determines your class standing, based on the courses that transfer over.
Students may submit transcripts from all institutions they attended to their transfer admission counselor. Consulting with advising and the registrar, admission will be able to provide a credit evaluation to students prior to applying in order for them to know their academic path at Regis.
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How many credits must I complete at Regis to receive a degree from Regis College?
All conventional undergraduate students must enroll in 16 Regis courses or 54 Regis credits in order to receive a degree from Regis College.
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How can I get to know students and make friends as a transfer student?
Get involved on campus! It is one of the best ways to meet new people and explore your passions. Connect with the Center for Student Engagement on our many clubs and organizations. To name a few, many of our students are involved in: Student Government Association, Multicultural Student Association, Dance Company, LatinXcellence, Mount Regis (Yearbook), Orientation Leaders/Pride Guides, Student Nursing Association, or any of our division III men's and women’s athletic teams!
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Do I need to attend the summer new student orientation?
Summer Orientation for first-year and transfer students is scheduled on Tuesday, July 14, 2026. This is a two-day overnight program (optional).
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Is housing guaranteed for transfer students? Where will I be living on campus?
For new students starting September 2026, housing is guaranteed for those who deposit.