Regent has a distinguished faculty of 109 men and women of varying religious denominations and ethnic origins. With the exception of ASAP students, admission to Regent University requires a completed four-year bachelor's degree for master's programs and a completed master's degree for doctoral programs from an institution that is state and regionally accredited. Applicants possessing earned degrees from nonaccredited institutions are considered on an individual basis. International admissions requirements also vary among Regent schools. Students should contact the school of their choice for specific information.
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