Students who complete their course of legal study at a provisionally approved law school are entitled to the same recognition accorded to students and graduates of fully approved schools. Thus, graduates of the Regent University School of Law are eligible to take the bar examination in all 50 states and the District of Columbia. In 1996, the Law School received full ABA approval. Today, we rejoice over God's blessing. Regent has over 4000 graduates, four buildings with over 379,000 square feet, a current enrollment of over seventeen hundred students, master and doctoral programs spanning the breadth of the social sciences.
Educational partnerships exist with universities in Korea and Chile.
Students from over 34 countries take on-campus courses and Regent is the first university to offer a Ph.D. in Organizational Leadership using the Internet. The institution has pushed the cutting edge of education by becoming both a vibrant campus and a virtual university. In 1987, the university restructured its academic organization into five colleges with appropriate schools and institutes as sub-units. In 1992, the college structure was largely eliminated except in the College of Communication and the Arts as shown below. In 1996, the Center of Faith and Culture and Center for Leadership Studies were added.