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College Prep CalendarPlanning for college is rewarding and exciting. Every step matters in streamlining the process and helping you maximize your efforts. Use this checklist to keep track of your progress and for easy access to important websites. And be sure to contact your Regent University team! We’ll answer your questions, help you set up a campus tour, and give you the tools you need to access our affordable, top-quality Christian university.
regent.edu/homeschool/calendar
9TH GRADE
Begin planning high school curriculum with college entrance requirements in mind regent.edu/acad/undergrad/admissions/expectations.cfm
FALL
Refine high school curriculum plan
Begin considering and evaluating college credit choices (CLEP, Early College, etc.)
FALL SPRING
Begin registration planning for college credit choices for junior year
Research extracurricular experiences
Register for PSAT normally taken fall of junior year : collegeboard.com
Get ahead on credits! Register for on-campus or online classes at Regent or your local community college regent.edu/earlycollege
Take PSAT
Begin college search process — Gather information on colleges to narrow your options and plan to visit your top choices
Sign up to take SAT or ACT in the spring
FALL SPRING
Begin visiting colleges (If you plan to go to community college first, you can still visit colleges and ask about transfer policies and Articulation Agreements.)
Take SAT or ACT
Sign up to take fall SAT or ACT collegeboard.com actstudent.org/register
Continue college visits regent.edu/discover
Take SAT or ACT again, if needed
Make final college visits
Make a master calendar for admissions and financial aid deadlines
Pull tax information together, and complete FAFSA (and CSS profile if required) fafsa.ed.gov
Send in applications for admission regent.edu/undergrad/apply
FALL WINTER
Research scholarships and grants regent.edu/admin/finaid/types_of_aid/private
Evaluate offers of admission and financial aid
Choose your college — Pay enrollment and housing deposits by deadlines stated
Complete any additional paperwork required by the college
SPRING
Regent UniversityNAME OF PROGRAM
Regent UniversityHOMESCHOOL STUDENTS
To learn about Regent’s homeschool partnerships, visit regent.edu/homeschool.
10TH GRADE
11TH GRADE
12TH GRADE
Scholarship Opportunity for Homeschooled Students
HSLDA members and their dependents enrolled in Regent’s full-semester undergraduate degree program may receive the Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) Award of $500 annually split between fall and spring semesters.
Early College Program
Get a jumpstart on college credits through Regent’s Early College Program. With courses available both online and on campus, you can choose the learning approach that’s right for you. You’ll also enjoy a reduced tuition rate, courses taught from a Christian worldview, and a selection of classes that are transferable to other regionally accredited colleges and universities.
Benefits: Discounted tuition rate of $155 per credit hour All fees waived All courses taught from a Christian worldview Transferability to most regionally accredited schools Complete high school graduation requirements while gaining college credit
Admissions Requirements: Completed Early College Application Counselor/Principal approval Parent/Guardian approval At least 16 years of age Completion of sophomore year Official high school transcripts
To Apply: Complete the Early College application located at regent.edu/earlycollege. Send in application and high school transcripts to Undergraduate Admissions Office.
Christian Leadership to Change the World
APPLY TODAYON CAMPUS & ONLINE888.718.1222 | regent.edu/[email protected]
Regent University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associates, baccalaureate, masters, and doctorate degrees. Contact the Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097 or call 404.679.4500 for questions about the accreditation of Regent University. Regent University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex, national or ethnic origin, disability or veteran status in admissions, or in the administration of educational policies, scholarships, loan programs, athletics or other University administered student programs. In addition, Regent does not discriminate based on religion, except as necessary to comply with Regent’s Standard of Personal Conduct and Statement of Christian Community and Mission. Questions or concerns regarding discrimination based on sex may be directed to the University’s Title IX Coordinator at [email protected], or the US Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights at [email protected]. Regent University is authorized to operate in the state of Virginia and is exempt from the requirements of certification by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia.CAS160424
REGENT DIFFERENCEVirginia’s First “A” Rated University for rigorous and comprehensive liberal arts education (top 2% nationally), American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA), 2016
Top-Value, Private Christian College, Some of the lowest undergraduate tuition rates among Christian schools in the nation, CCCU Tuition Survey, 2016
Top Military-Friendly University, G.I. Jobs and Military Advanced Education, 2016
Top 20 Best Online Bachelor’s Program Nationally, U.S. News & World Report, 2016
18:1 Student to Faculty Ratio
95% of full-time Regent CAS faculty hold the highest degree in their field
91% of seniors rated their overall Regent experience as “excellent” or “good,” National Survey of Student Engagement, 2015
Regent UniversityNAME OF PROGRAM
Regent UniversityEARLY COLLEGE PROGRAM
