“Regent University has played an instrumental role in educating and equipping thousands of young men and women born within and outside the United States. As graduates, we have the power to use the knowledge gained and the credentials earned to serve, to advocate for, and ultimately to bring change and hope to the hurting world around us.”

“Regent showed me that leadership is people-oriented; I'm compelled to empower those I work with to lead in their areas of giftedness because of my education here.”

“What distinguishes Regent from other graduate schools is the Christian application to public policy issues. My professors encouraged me to bring my faith into readings, analysis and classroom discussions. My faith is more complete because I was able to integrate a biblical worldview with domestic and international political issues.”

“During my time at Regent, I spent a summer as a Center for Global Justice intern, working with Las Americas Immigrant Advocacy Center attorneys in Texas. I was right there in the middle of it all, working on immigration issues, and contributing to a win for three asylum cases. This confirmed a distinct calling on my life to seek justice and advocate for the oppressed.”