First Year Experience
The Office of First Year Experience partners with others in our mission to create an academic culture of radical hospitality, a culture that welcomes newcomers and helps them to make our house their home.
Student Success
Regis University offers all of our students a broad range of resources to support academic success and excellence. Students can easily find them online or on campus.
No matter where you are, we're here to help.
RU First-Gen
First-generation students' parents or guardians do not have a bachelor’s degree. The RU First-Gen program at Regis helps these students navigate the unfamiliar challenges of higher education.
Cornerstone Program
Undergraduate students in select programs who are new to their academic program, or who are transferring fewer than 45 credit hours, will begin the Regis experience with Cornerstone, part of our adult learner core curriculum.
Dayton Memorial Library
Take advantage of a full range of online and on-campus library services and resources.
The Learning Commons
Home to The Writing Center, tutoring services and academic success workshops promoting student success.
Student Disability Services
Student Disability Services and University Testing actively works to eliminate barriers to equal access to the college experience.
Career and Professional Development
Offering a range of services including resume building, networking and career tips to prepare you for life after graduation.
Academic Advising
Academic advising is an integral part of the educational process. At Regis, each student is assigned to an academic advisor who is committed to helping you succeed. Here are some primary functions of academic advisors:
Assists in planning an educational program consistent with your capabilities and interests
Acts as an academic counselor during times of academic difficulty
Serves as an informational resource about the academic process and University resources
Refers you to other student services that can help with troubles outside of the classroom