Commencement

Regis College is pleased to announce Garth Graham, MD, MPH, an accomplished physician and leading authority on social determinants of health, will deliver the commencement address at Regis College’s 2021 and 2020 Commencement exercises on Saturday, May 8. Additionally, Regis will bestow honorary degrees on Forbes’ Top 100 Most Powerful Women honoree and Bank of America Vice Chairman Anne Finucane, and James Brett, president of the New England Council.

Read the full announcement

Requesting Transcripts

Current students can request a transcript through RegisHub.

Alumni and former students request through our National Student Clearinghouse at transcripts@studentclearinghouse.org.

Mailing of Diplomas

Diplomas will be mailed to the student once the degree is conferred. Students should note that the COVID situation has interrupted the production of diplomas by the printer. This may delay the timing of when a student receives their diploma.

Translation of Degree

The Regis Associate, Bachelor, Master, and Doctoral degrees are all printed in Latin. The degrees are printed in Latin as the original degrees were in 1927. College honors for Associate and Bachelor degrees are included. However, we do not include majors.

Read the degree translation

Graduation Application

Students who anticipate graduating May 2021 or August 2021 must complete the Graduation Application on RegisHub if they have not already done so. This form initiates the graduation audit process and is the only way the Registrar’s Office knows who to evaluate for possible graduation.

Once students submit the application, they will receive a confirmation email. If they do not receive a confirmation, they must resubmit the application through RegisHub. Students can go back to review or update their application through RegisHub up to the week before their graduation date. If changes need to be made after that, they can contact the Registrar’s Office. Submitting this application notifies the Registrar’s Office of a student’s intent to graduate only. All degree audits must be approved by applicable advisors, program directors, and the Registrar’s Office.

Graduating students can order regalia (cap, gown, and hood) by visiting www.buildagrad.com/regis.

Students who are part of the on-campus COVID-19 testing protocol can have regalia shipped to the campus bookstore for pickup between April 21 and April 28. Students not in the on-campus testing protocol should select the "ship to home" option.

Doctoral students pay online when ordering.

The deadline for ordering regalia is 11:59 p.m. on March 21, 2021.

For questions or additional information please contact bookstore@regiscollege.edu.

Veteran’s Cords

The Veterans Center and the Center for Student Engagement are pleased to provide military cords to graduates to wear with your cap and gown. If you are a veteran or an active military service member, please submit your request by Friday, April 2.

Request Military Cords

Kente Stole

For the sixth year, the Black Student Union, Multicultural Student Association, Center for Student Engagement, and Center for Inclusive Excellence are honored to provide the Kente Stole to all graduating students. Students are also welcomed to wear a stole from their country, which you would be responsible for purchasing on your own.

Order Your Kente Stole

Rainbow Tassel

The Gay Straight Alliance is happy to provide students who identify with the LGBTQIA+ community and their allies with rainbow tassels to recognize their achievements and contributions to the Regis community.

Order Your Rainbow Tassel

There will be no commencement fee charges for both the Class of 2020 and for the Class of 2021.

Congratulations! The finish line is in sight.

Please take a minute to tell us about your post graduation plans

Please keep in mind that you can have access to Regis Career Resources and can always schedule Zoom meetings with Susan Kennedy, Director of Career Development and Internships, by emailing Susan.