Regis University

I spent months searching for an online degree in Business Administration. I wanted a brick and mortar school that offered online degrees and I came across Regis University. Its a well ranked school with great quality education. I am in the process of earning my BS Business Administration and I have learned many skills to grow my business. If your going to take courses here then be prepared to work hard. If your the type of person that learns better with teacher standing in front of you, then this is not for you. Overall I give the education here an A. Great school, Great Education.

I started this university in the middle of the year they have sense of anything when u call to talk about ur tuition account. No one knows what they r doing. The professors aren't really professors they r dumb people who have no clue about what they r talking about. I have always been an a student and suddenly after 3 and half years this school took that away. All Bc I asked a question. Don't go here.

This school puts non-traditional students in evening or online classes ONLY! Its a form of segregation that I cannot believe continues to happen. Its a good institution if you can attend the actual University but adults are forced to attend long even classes or terrible online courses where you feel like you are teaching yourself. If you are an adult, save the $460 per credit and go somewhere that treats you like part of the school.

Program: Software Engineering The other review was right, the online programs are horrible. They are not real teachers, just facilitators. They offer no real help. It wouldn't have been so bad if the overpriced book for the class would have pertained to the questions being asked. Don't waste your money, there are plenty of other great online schools.

I started out with Regis in 2005 as my Employer recommended Regis for their CPS programs and they also provided Tuition Reimbursement. I found I was not real motivated at the time by Regis' online technical courses, materials, and support/resources so I took only a few courses then shortly dropped it all together. When they incorporated their Business Technical Management degree program I thought I would give them another try and have now to complete approximately 40 more credits toward my degree. Some courses have been great, while others have been not so great, but I am trying to finish what I started here at Regis. I do believe the online courses although as a great alternative to not being able to be physically in the classroom has its challenges; the minimum interaction with the "facilitator" and the limited functionality of the online course/forum. They have made a few updates since 2005 but the technology is still lacking. Because the online courses are taught by online facilitators, actual engagement with interactive discussion and "lecture" has been limited in my experience and communications and attachments can sometimes get "fouled up", and trying to contact the facilitator by emails or by phone does not always seem practical. Most of my learning has been straight from textbooks and by research and now at a high cost without tuition reimbursement. I finally had the opportunity to take a few class-room based courses last summer and I now see the full benefit of being in the classroom with the "professor" instead of online with the "facilitator". As an adult it can seem like a double-edged sword as the online course offers limited learning but great flexibility, and class-room based offers great learning but less flexibility (with family, etc.) As a learning adult and after this long juggling college courses I have learned to pick my battles along this journey with Regis and have learned to accept the bad with the good! Thanks

The textbook prices at this school are outrageous. It's cheaper to purchase the books on Amazon. There isn't any materials for the course work. There isn't any video lectures. There isn't a chatting room where a student can chat with a professor. The instructors rely heavily on reading the assigned textbook. There isn't any help or REAL input from the instructor. The people "teaching" these online course aren't professors, they are facilitators. Basically you will receive a low grade "teaching" if you want to call it "teaching". Students only write papers, post to a forum and reply to a post from other students. They don't have their PhD's. In fact, a lot of them graduated from Regis Online MBA Program. I didn't have any type of interaction from the institution. There isn't much support. Regis online forum crashes often. They tell you not to upgrade your Internet portal in fear of it not being compatible with their "blackboard". Overall, this place was a waste of my time. Thankfully, they won't see a dime of my money. There are a lot better online Universities out there. I suggest you do your research before taking classes at Regis. A student, it would be better for you to take a course in class so you can receive real instruction. Don't under value the importance of human interaction.

I graduated this month at Regis University College for Professional Studies with a degree in Business Administration. The concept of the Jesuit mission gave my education a little something extra. The religious course requirements were so enlightening although at first I was not certain as to why I had to take them! My advisor was incredible and extremely helpful and prompt with every issue. Well-worth every penny. I highly recommend this university to anyone with a global conscious and question themselves on how they ought to live.