
First-Year Experience
The Office of First Year Experience partners with others in our mission to create an academic culture of radical hospitality that welcomes newcomers and helps them to make Regis their home.
Student success is a top priority and Regis University student support services are designed to help our students excel academically and personally. Whether you're a first-year student or transferring into a new program, our resources are here to guide you through every stage of your academic journey. With specialized services like the Center for Career and Professional Development, Student Disability Services, and The Learning Commons, Regis University support services are tailored to meet diverse student needs. Additionally, our academic advisors are committed to helping students plan their educational path, overcome academic challenges, and connect with resources that ensure a successful college experience. With a focus on inclusivity and excellence, Regis University support services empower students to reach their fullest potential.
The Office of First Year Experience partners with others in our mission to create an academic culture of radical hospitality that welcomes newcomers and helps them to make Regis their home.
First-generation students' parents or guardians do not have a bachelor’s degree. The RU First-Gen program at Regis helps these students navigate the unfamiliar challenges of higher education.
Resources and facilities that help students, faculty, and staff make a local impact and enhance their education. Learn more about community resources.
The Learning Commons offers free academic support, including one-on-one writing assistance, subject-specific tutoring, and online workshops to help you improve writing, study skills and overall academic success.
Regis supports student success by offering academic and housing accommodations through Student Disability Services, addressing learning barriers, assisting faculty with accommodations, and promoting accessibility across campus.
Academic advising is an integral part of the educational process. At Regis, each student is assigned to an academic advisor who is committed to helping you succeed. Here are some primary functions of academic advisors:
Assists in planning an educational program consistent with your capabilities and interests
Acts as an academic counselor during times of academic difficulty
Serves as an informational resource about the academic process and University resources
Refers you to other student services that can help with troubles outside of the classroom
Alec Cruz, Nursing '25Regis makes it very easy for you to access different resources and even professors here on campus. What I love most is the tight knit community that you feel here...our small class sizes give you more of that tailored education.
Students' well-being is supported through the Health and Counseling Center for mental health services, our partnership with Tepeyac Community Health Center, a fitness center for physical wellness, and the Outdoor Adventure Program and club sports for active, balanced lifestyles.
University Ministry at Regis offers opportunities for spiritual growth and community engagement, welcoming students of all faiths and backgrounds. Inspired by St. Ignatius Loyola, it fosters intellectual curiosity, gratitude, and servant leadership, inviting students to explore faith, spirituality, and social justice in a supportive, inclusive environment.
Regis University fosters an equitable and inclusive campus through the Community for Belonging (CoBe), which supports students of all backgrounds and promotes social justice within the Jesuit tradition. Students have access to various programs, workshops, resources and a variety of student clubs and affinity groups designed to create a supportive environment for all students.
Students at Regis have access to comprehensive financial literacy programs designed to help manage tuition, living expenses and financial responsibilities. Workshops and resources include tools for budgeting, access to loan repayment calculators, and guidance on loan repayment options. Additionally, students can explore various scholarships, grants, and work-study opportunities to reduce their financial burden, while also learning about credit management and the importance of maintaining good credit for future financial stability.
*First Destination Survey, 2023-24
The Regis Center for Career and Professional Development (CCPD) connects students with valuable career resources such as resume building, interview preparation, internships and networking opportunities. Designated as one of Colorado’s first Career Connected Campuses, Regis University's student support services has been recognized for our commitment to meaningful postsecondary learning and economic value for our students.
Visit the Center for Career and Professional DevelopmentParker-Dewey Micro-Internship Program
Parker-Dewey offers short-term, paid professional assignments that allow students to gain experience, explore career paths and build networks. These projects, ranging from 10 to 40 hours, can be completed year-round and are facilitated through the Parker Dewey platform, connecting students with companies from Fortune 100 firms to startups.
Handshake
Handshake is an online platform where Regis students can schedule career counseling appointments, explore job and internship listings, attend career fairs, and connect with employers for networking and job opportunities. It’s a comprehensive resource for advancing your career goals.
Success Lab Program
The Success Lab at Regis University is dedicated to helping students explore their passions and prepare for a career filled with purpose. Through career discernment, skill-building, and networking with peers, mentors, and employers, students develop strengths, improve teamwork, and enhance cultural competence. Join Success Lab to dream big and take proactive steps toward achieving your dream career!
Additional Career Services
The Center for Career and Professional Development offers resume reviews, mock interviews, career counseling, and job search support. Students can also access career assessments, networking advice, graduate school guidance, and salary negotiation tips to help them succeed.