Congratulations on your admission to Regis College! We are excited to welcome you to the Graduate and Professional Studies community.
Here at Regis, the Office of Graduate Affairs is committed to supporting new students by ensuring a positive and enriching experience.
We encourage you to take full advantage of the resources and opportunities available to you at Regis. Engage with your peers, explore programming for career and professional development, and network with faculty.
From orientation through graduation, we are committed to providing you with the guidance, support, and community you need to thrive. Prior to the start of classes, there are a few things you must do. Your new student onboarding site contains everything you need to get started from next steps to FAQs and resources.
Whether you have questions about your program, need advice on academic and career planning, or are looking for ways to engage with the Regis community, we are here to help.
Register for Graduate and Professional Student Orientation to hear from the Graduate Affairs team and learn about the variety of resources and services available to help you make well-informed and appropriate academic and administrative plans throughout your time in your program.
Regis login credentials are sent to the email provided on your application from Information Technology Services (ITS). These credentials provide access to:
The following includes health forms for various students and programs. Please review the information that pertains to you.
Massachusetts law and Regis College require that incoming students provide proof of immunizations and health information. This applies to:
Please see details and instructions on how to upload this important information:
If you are a nursing or health sciences major, this requirement is in addition to any clinical information that you may be required to provide.
The health information must be uploaded to the Center for Health and Wellness before you come to campus at the start of the semester.
If you do not believe this policy applies to you, please email healthcompliance@regiscollege.edu with your name, age, student status (full-time or part-time), and specific graduate program.
The following information is for students in the following nursing programs:
In addition to the incoming student required health forms, you will have nursing requirements that must be completed by the deadline provided by your program. For any questions, please contact Kasandra Bayliss.
Regardless of whether you are enrolled in a clinical course, you must complete all required forms in addition to the health forms for incoming students. These requirements must be completed, with results uploaded to your CastleBranch Nursing Clinical tracker, Castlebranch package code GT77-GN01 by the end of your first semester of your first graduate course. For any questions, please contact Catherine Alger.
A degree audit is an academic tool used to monitor your progress toward overall degree requirements. As a Regis student, you should review your individualized degree audit at the start of every semester.
To view your degree audit: Log into Regis Hub > Select the Student Planning application > Go to ‘My Degree Audit'
The Regis Student ID card provides access to university facilities such as on-campus labs and the Athletic Center. To obtain your student ID, please visit Campus ID Cards. For all questions or concerns, please contact ids@regiscollege.edu.
Please fill out the parking permit application on Regis Hub. After completing the online application form, bring your Regis ID and vehicle registration to the Regis College Police Department in Room 102 of College Hall to obtain your decal. For more information, please visit Parking Guidelines.