Regent University

Regent University, founded in 1977 by Dr. M.G. "Pat" Robertson, stands as America's premier Christian university, located on a scenic 100-acre campus in Virginia Beach, Virginia. What began as a visionary graduate institution has grown into a comprehensive university serving nearly 14,000 students both on-campus and online around the world. The university's founding mission was to train capable men and women for Christian leadership, and that vision continues to guide its academic excellence today.

With more than 150 areas of study across associate, bachelor's, master's, doctoral, and professional degree programs, Regent offers exceptional educational opportunities in fields ranging from business, law, and education to nursing, psychology, theology, and STEM disciplines. The university operates several distinguished schools including the School of Law, School of Education, College of Arts & Sciences, and School of Government, among others. Regent's commitment to Christian principles permeates every aspect of campus life, from rigorous academics to vibrant student activities, campus ministries, and athletic programs. The institution has earned recognition for its beautiful campus, military-friendliness, and strong career outcomes - particularly noting that Regent Law's Class of 2025 achieved a remarkable 96% employment rate for graduates.