Regis University
School info
3.6
Overall Quality
Reputation
4.1
Food
3.4
Clubs
3.4
Facilities
4
Internet
3.1
Location
3.7
Opportunities
3.7
Safety
3.1
Social
3.5
Happiness
3.9
Basic Information
Location
- Denver, CO
Institution Overview
- Public/Private: Private university
- Established: 1877; 147 years ago (1877)
- Founder: Society of Jesus (Jesuits)
Academic information
Key Area
- Biology
- Neuroscience
- Biomedical Engineering
- Chemistry
- Lab Operations Management (LOM)
Student and Staff Numbers
- Students: 4,638 (fall 2023)
- Undergraduates: 2,680 (fall 2023)
- Postgraduates: 1,958 (fall 2023)
- Academic Staff: 302 full-time, 376 part-time (fall 2022)
Notable Alumni
- Gil Cisneros
- Michael Erik Kurilla
- Dianne Primavera
- Steven Brault
- Campbell Brown
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Students talk about this school
Good reviews
Overall 5
10/10
Overall 5
Fantastic School and profs
Overall 4.9
Quality teachers and a great community.
Overall 4.8
Great campus, professors, student life, dorms, clubs
Overall 4.8
Best school ever. Campus is beautiful and the professors are very nice.
Overall 4.7
Literally, love Regis. When you visit it you will see what I mean.
Overall 4.7
I couldn't be happier here
Overall 4.6
Beautiful campus inside and out filled with professors that put their students first.
Overall 4.5
There have been some difficulties that I do think Regis could have done better, but for the most part I enjoyed the campus and the people .
Overall 4.5
Regis is an excellent school to obtain a liberal arts education. Their core curriculum prepares every student for a career of critical thinking. The Professors are the most valuable aspect of this student-centered campus, they are committed to teaching rather than researching and it shows. I am uneasy about cost, but Regis subsidizes many students.
Bad reviews
Overall 1
Where do I start? No one at this school has any regard for their student population at all. Its hard to reach anyone at the school via call or email. The school food is absolutely disgusting, and has been giving over 20 students diaherra, and when reported to the staff, nothing was done at all, nope... not even an email back! Save your money
Overall 1.1
I'm an online student because of health problems. I spend more time learning from youtube and other college sites than from the professors and Regis' content. I complain after every course when they send out a survey that professors should be REQUIRED to make online videos and actually teach students. I am paying tons to teach myself!
Overall 1.4
Regis University is the worst. They don't care about their students at all. In the middle of a pandemic, they isolated students in one building on campus and then rarely gave them food or water. Time and time again Regis has showed that they care very little about the well being of the student population
Overall 1.5
Way overpriced for what one gets here. I wish I had gone to a better school. Some teachers are good, but most are over their heads academically. Sports teams / coaches are a joke here.
Overall 1.6
In my entire MBA, I had probably one or two great professors. The curriculum is mediocre at best and most students lack critical thinking ability. Professors teach to the material, not to the business environment or address gaps in student skills. Also, there seems to be some criminal incident on campus every week.
Overall 1.6
Expensive school, but no money for students. Faculty inconsistency (some great some bad). Students are highschoolers. Little critical thinking. Little passion. Going to class is torture.
Overall 1.6
Not Specified.
Overall 1.7
Stay away from their online programs. They expect you to do a semester's worth of work in eight weeks!
Overall 1.8
There is nothing to do on campus-parties, food? Everything worth doing is off campus & unless you're looking for Mexican or fast food, get ready to uber because there is nothing close by. I leave school almost every weekend because it's just so boring-feels like a repeat of high school. Class sizes are nice, teachers are bleh. Internet never works
Overall 1.8
The school for professional studies is a joke. It's overpriced. Far too expensive for what they consider a curriculum. Several teachers are flaky about responding to emails. The school has a good reputation which is why I picked Regis, but as I continue through school, I see that the degree is impressive, but the teachers suck.