An Introduction To Your New Classroom

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The academic programs and courses offered at Regis College stem from the needs of our students, their career aspirations, and the ever-changing workplace.

Regis College offers academic programs within four schools: School of Arts, Sciences, and Education, Sloane School of Business and Communication, Richard and Sheila Young School of Nursing, and School of Health Sciences.

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Whether you've already declared your major or you are exploring your options, you can expect: 

Caring, compassionate and highly skilled faculty 
Required internships, clinicals, or fieldwork experiences to ensure you have the skills you need when you graduate 
A robust Core Curriculum to ease your transition to college and provide you with essential learning outcomes 
Dedicated and collaborative advisors to help guide you

As a first-year student, you'll participate in First-Year Seminar (FYS), a course designed to help you get comfortable on campus, connect with the community, and make Regis your new home. 

A key component of FYS is the Regis Common Read program, which provides new students with a common intellectual experience and fosters conversation and community building throughout the university. You'll receive your copy of this year's common read, Finding My Way by Malala Yousafzai at Orientation. Regis encourages students, faculty, and staff to incorporate the selected work and their themes into course curricula and co-curricular programming throughout the school year.  

We can't wait to welcome you to campus this fall. 

Best regards,

Mary Erina Driscoll, PhD 
Vice President of Academic Affairs and Provost 

P.S. Don't forget to complete your placement tests on Moodle. We will help you make your fall schedule after that and ensure you are ready for classes in September!