International Students Applying to a Program with On-Campus Classes

Follow the steps below if you want to apply to a program with on-campus classes.

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Our people are here to help you succeed at Regis and advise those who want to study on campus about the immigration regulations you must follow to maintain your legal status while in the U.S.

*Qualifying programs are subject to change. Please contact your admissions counselor to confirm whether your program of interest qualifies.

Complete the application and all application requirements for your program. Examples of application requirements might include an essay, resume or letters of recommendation. You can find the application requirements for your specific program under “How to Apply” on the program webpage.

Please note that only some of our programs are taught on campus and are eligible for the issuance of a student visa. View this list of on-campus programs that qualify to choose a program with on-campus classes.*

*This list is subject to change. Please contact your admissions counselor to confirm whether your program of interest qualifies.

Submit high (secondary) school transcripts or university and college transcripts. If you are applying for a graduate degree, please submit undergraduate degree transcripts. If the Regis program you are applying to requires prerequisite courses, these must be listed on your transcripts.

An official English translation is required for transcripts that are not in English. Applicants must submit both original transcripts and official English translations.

Send transcripts and translations (if needed) to:

Regis University
Office of Admissions
Mail Code: A-12
3333 Regis Blvd.,
Denver, CO 80221-1099

Electronic transcripts may be sent to: sendtranscripttoRU@regis.edu

At this time, Regis University does not offer English as a Second Language (ESL) programs or classes, so we want to make sure that your level of English proficiency will allow you to succeed in your program. You can provide proof of English proficiency in the following ways:

  1. Send official scores from one of the exams listed below directly to the Regis University Office of Admissions in a sealed envelope, or they can be emailed to your admission counselor. We accept the following scores:

    • Official TOEFL test result of 79 or higher
    • Official IELTS score of 6.0 or higher
    • Official Duolingo English Test score of 105 or higher
    • Official PTE score of 58 or higher
    • AP English score of 4 or higher
    • IB English score of 5 or higher
    • “A” Level English score of B or higher
    • Cambridge: First Certificate in English (FCE) with a grade of B or higher
  2. Citizens of one of the following countries are not required to provide proof of English proficiency: Australia, Canada, Ghana, New Zealand, South Africa and the United Kingdom.
  3. Provide an official Certificate of Completion showing satisfactory completion of the Academic English Program Level 7 at Language Consultants International (LCI).
  4. Provide official transcripts showing that a grade of C or better in a college-level English class at a regionally accredited U.S. institution.
  5. Provide official transcripts stating courses were taught in English, and you earned a grade of C or better in those courses.
  6. Provide official transcripts showing a completed undergraduate or graduate degree from a regionally accredited U.S. institution.

We need some additional information that is not included in your Admissions application. Please complete this short Supplemental Application and send it to ruadmissions@regis.edu as soon as possible.

You can take a photo of your passport with your phone or use a scanner. Just make sure the image quality is good enough for us to read it. Email it to it to ruadmissions@regis.edu.

You must submit a financial statement showing that you can pay all expenses for your first year of study on campus. Your financial statement must include:

  • The name of the account holder
  • The length of time the account has been active
  • Proof of a balance of at least:
    • $45,012 USD* for undergraduate programs
    • $42,015 USD* for graduate programs
    • If you will have dependents, add the following amounts to the required balance:
      • Add $5,000 for a dependent spouse
      • Add $3,200 for each dependent child

If a sponsor or organization will pay for part or all of your expenses during your first year as an on-campus Regis student, you must also submit an Affidavit of Support form.

*Dollar amounts are subject to change. Check with your admissions counselor to verify the amount required.

Regis University requires all on-campus students to enroll in the Regis University Student Health Insurance Plan.

If you want to transfer credits from another U.S. college or university, and you will be studying on campus, please send us the following additional items:

  • The SEVIS Transfer form – Complete part 1 of this form and send it to your previous school(s). They will complete part 2 of the form and send it back to us.
  • A copy of your current visa with I-94
  • All I-20s from all U.S. institutions you have attended
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Tuition Payments for International Students

We know that navigating the financial side of your education may seem intimidating, but we're here to help. Once your application is complete, it's important that you understand your tuition deadline and how to make payments.

What's Next?

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View Visa and Immigration Information

If you are an international student studying on campus, you will need to apply for a student visa once you are accepted. Learn more about the visa and immigration process.

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Things to Know Before You Arrive

We are excited to have you join our campus! Whether it is your first time in the U.S., in Denver, or at Regis University, know what to expect before you arrive on our campus.