Regis College,

235 Wellesley St, Weston, MA 02493, United States

"This school is all about money, most professors only teach by reading PowerPoint, very unorganized amount of material given to students, rude financial department and hardly people respond to your email. Support? Forget it, not part of their curriculum to give students."

"Total over reaction to Covid. Your a school in the suburbs. You should have given students a choice to attend in person or online TO BEGIN WITH!!!. This decision will likely ruin you financially. Such a disappointment. What a wonderful school. So curious who made such a ridiculous decision. I hope this doesn’t cause the school to go bankrupt. And I hope others don’t transfer out (but likely will .. as will we) because of such a silly decision. Of course health comes first. But your a small college. You could have used a LITTLE creativity. This decision was a huge miss!!"

"I’m currently a student here. DO NOT APPLY TO REGIS! The financial aid department is never helpful. They tell us one thing, only for us to find out it was completely wrong. They told me to take out extra money then what was needed. This totally screwed me up. The food is terrible and we have cockroach problems. I studied abroad and they had no room placement for me when I returned. They never transferred my credits over until I was stern. The staff act like children until they’re called out by students, never completing things until we notice and ask them to do so. I wish I went to another college and will never recommend regis to anyone. Worst college experience ever."

"When I went to Regis, it was a private girl's Catholic College. And considered, Wellesley's sister school. Kinda bummed that it turned co-ed. It's a beautiful campus. The tower & its guardian angel is my favourite spot on campus. Whenever I return, I make sure to take a seat by her & enjoy the serenity."

"Our daughter is in her senior year at Regis. The campus has a beautiful landscape, and the dorm life has been comfortable. Most importantly, her course of study, although quite challenging has put her on the road to a wonderful career in Nuclear Medicine."