When
Saturday, June 21, 2008
10:00am - 5:00pm
Where
Table #575
2008 DC Law School Forum
Marriott Wardman Park Hotel
2660 Woodley Road, NW
Washington, DC 20052
Dear Christian Milan:
Thank you for registering to attend the Washington, D.C. Law School Forum.
We invite you to chat with us about the law school admissions process and Regent University School of Law!
Visit us at Table #575 and we’ll waive your application fee.
For now, read about Regent’s integration of faith and law, our great financial aid ranking, and our national moot court wins.
Also explore our faculty which includes former Atty. General John Ashcroft, and check out our student stories.
As you'll see, at Regent, law is more than a profession. It’s a calling.
Questions?
757.226.4584
lawschool@regent.edu
Hope to see you in D.C.!
Bonnie Creef, Director of Admissions
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Contact: Regent University School of Law, 1000 Regent University Drive, RH239, Virginia Beach, VA 23464
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Regent University School of Law
Dear Christian Milan:
Thank you for registering to attend the Los Angeles Law School Forum on Friday, November 9 (12:00 noon - 5:00 p.m.) and Saturday, November 10 (10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.) at the Los Angeles Airport Marriott Hotel. I know that choosing the law school that is right for you is a very important decision. Attending a law school forum is an excellent way to help you make that decision with confidence. As you begin the process of deciding which of the American Bar Association (ABA) accredited law schools best serves your goals and dreams, I encourage you to take a close look at Regent University School of Law. Please consider this a personal invitation to visit our table.
As a thank you for stopping by our table and discussing our programs, we will offer you a $50 application fee waiver.
Regent University School of Law will be at table #132
Regent's Mission: Regent University School of Law is unique among ABA-accredited law schools because our mission is to raise up Christian leaders who are called to serve in the legal profession and who are committed to addressing the challenges that face our nation. Students choose Regent Law in part because of the commitment to biblical integration within the law school classroom.
Academic Programs: Regent offers a high-quality, ABA-accredited legal education taught by a distinguished faculty. In 2005, former U.S. Attorney General, John Ashcroft, was named Distinguished Professor of Law and Government at Regent University. Two J.D. programs are available to meet the needs of our students. We offer both a full-time and a part-time (day) program. Please visit our web site at www.regent.edu/law to find out more about how you can pursue your calling to law.
Joint Degrees: Law students enrolled in either the full- or part-time J.D. program may also obtain a graduate degree in business, communication, counseling, divinity, leadership, or government in significantly less time than would be required if the two degrees were pursued separately. A joint degree adds one additional year to your program studies.
Regent's Campus & Community: Approximately 3,400 students are pursuing graduate degrees at Regent University. The law school is comprised of approximately 500 law students with alumni residing in 47 states. The university is less than a two-hour drive from Richmond and a little over three hours from Washington, D.C. The Regent campus is just 15 minutes from Norfolk International Airport. And of course, the beach is less than a thirty-minute drive away from the campus. Regent offers on-campus housing at Regent Village and Regent Commons.
Campus Visits: Prospective applicants are strongly encouraged to visit the School of Law or to participate in one of our visitation programs. Please contact our office at 757.226.4584 or lawschool@regent.edu to schedule a visit. A campus visitation schedule is available at http://www.regent.edu/lawvisitation.
Admissions: We expect to enroll approximately 160 students for the Fall 2008 entering class from an anticipated pool of approximately 775+ applicants. Our anticipated class profile will include a median LSAT of 154 and a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.3. Completed masters degrees are considered in the application assessment. Applications for admission to the Fall semester may be submitted between October and June. You may request additional information and a prospectus package on our web site: www.regent.edu/law.
Financial Aid: Regent Law School offers approximately $2.6 million in scholarship assistance to help with tuition costs. Over 70% of our students receive some type of financial assistance. Awards range from $500 to 100% of tuition. Our goal is to attract highly qualified students who are committed to making a difference. For further information on law school financial aid opportunities please visit www.regent.edu/lawfinances.
I'm interested; how do I proceed? If the description of Regent Law School sounds like the school you are seeking, please stop by our table and visit with us. You may also choose to call 757.226.4584 or e-mail us today at lawschool@regent.edu. For more information on attending other LSAC Forums, please visit www.lsac.org.
LSAT registration info: To register for the test, visit www.lsac.org. It is important, however, that you only proceed with the test if you are thoroughly prepared. Regent offers an affordable ($75) on-campus LSAT prep course in the fall and spring ( www.regent.edu/lsat ). For those who take the test more than once, all scores are considered, though the highest score is the most heavily weighted. Test results are typically available within 2-3 weeks of the test administration date. Once we receive your test scores by way of an LSDAS report and if all other elements of the application file are complete, we will render an admission decision within two weeks.
Regent Law wants to help you make a difference and engage the culture. We look forward to hearing from you.
Hope to see you at the forum!
Bonnie Creef
Director of Admissions and Financial Aid
Regent University School of Law
1000 Regent University Drive - RH239
Virginia Beach, VA 23464-9880
E-Mail: lawschool@regent.edu
Website: www.regent.edu/law
Visitation Schedule: www.regent.edu/lawvisitation
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to visit Regent University Preview Weekend
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When
November 8-10, 2007
Where
Regent University
Virginia Beach, Va.
For information
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REGISTRATION DEADLINE APPROACHING!
Dear Christian Milan:
If you've been thinking about getting your law degree, Regent University School of Law can give you a glimpse into your future. Or perhaps you're further along in the process and ready to take the next step and apply.
Our exclusive Preview Weekend offers you a personal opportunity to answer your specific questions. Is now the right time to begin my law program? What are the financial aid opportunities? Is Regent the right fit for my academic and spiritual development?
This is your special invitation to join our faculty and staff to find out how Regent University can prepare you for your future in law and help you fulfill your goals. Preview Weekend allows you to:
Receive a comprehensive overview of the on-campus program;
Visit with the dean, faculty, students and alumni of Regent Law School;
Meet with our admissions and financial aid officers;
Tour our beautiful Georgian-style campus; and
Enjoy luxurious on-campus accommodations at The Founders Inn and Spa.
This year, Jeffrey Brauch, Dean of the Law School, will be the keynote speaker at the Friday evening banquet.
Join us and others from around the nation who share your goals and values for this special Preview Weekend. You will discover how Regent University has prepared thousands of men and women to be leaders in their fields. You could be one of them. Your future is now.
Christian Leadership to Change the World
Regent University Preview Weekend www.regent.edu/preview ; 757.226.4393
Regent Law School www.regent.edu/law ; 757.226.4584
Contact: Regent University School of Law, 1000 Regent University Drive, RH239, Virginia Beach, VA 23464
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Regent University School of Law
Dear Christian Milan:
Thank you for registering to attend the Atlanta Law School Forum on Friday, October 26 (12:00 noon-6:00 p.m.) and Saturday, October 27 (10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.) at the Hyatt Regency Atlanta. I know that choosing the law school that is right for you is a very important decision. Attending a law school forum is an excellent way to help you make that decision with confidence. As you begin the process of deciding which of the American Bar Association (ABA) accredited law schools best serves your goals and dreams, I encourage you to take a close look at Regent University School of Law. Please consider this a personal invitation to visit our table.
As a thank you for stopping by our table and discussing our programs, we will offer you a $50 application fee waiver.
Regent University School of Law will be at table #136
Regent's Mission: Regent University School of Law is unique among ABA-accredited law schools because our mission is to raise up Christian leaders who are called to serve in the legal profession and who are committed to addressing the challenges that face our nation. Students choose Regent Law in part because of the commitment to biblical integration within the law school classroom.
Academic Programs: Regent offers a high-quality, ABA-accredited legal education taught by a distinguished faculty. In 2005, former U.S. Attorney General, John Ashcroft, was named Distinguished Professor of Law and Government at Regent University. Two J.D. programs are available to meet the needs of our students. We offer both a full-time and a part-time (day) program. Please visit our web site at www.regent.edu/law to find out more about how you can pursue your calling to law.
Joint Degrees: Law students enrolled in either the full- or part-time J.D. program may also obtain a graduate degree in business, communication, counseling, divinity, leadership, or government in significantly less time than would be required if the two degrees were pursued separately. A joint degree adds one additional year to your program studies.
Regent's Campus & Community: Approximately 3,400 students are pursuing graduate degrees at Regent University. The law school is comprised of approximately 500 law students with alumni residing in 47 states. The university is less than a two-hour drive from Richmond and a little over three hours from Washington, D.C. The Regent campus is just 15 minutes from Norfolk International Airport. And of course, the beach is less than a thirty-minute drive away from the campus. Regent offers on-campus housing at Regent Village and Regent Commons.
Campus Visits: Prospective applicants are strongly encouraged to visit the School of Law or to participate in one of our visitation programs. Please contact our office at 757.226.4584 or lawschool@regent.edu to schedule a visit. A campus visitation schedule is available at http://www.regent.edu/lawvisitation.
Admissions: We expect to enroll approximately 160 students for the Fall 2008 entering class from an anticipated pool of approximately 775+ applicants. Our anticipated class profile will include a median LSAT of 154 and a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.3. Completed masters degrees are considered in the application assessment. Applications for admission to the Fall semester may be submitted between October and June. You may request additional information and a prospectus package on our web site: www.regent.edu/law.
Financial Aid: Regent Law School offers approximately $2.6 million in scholarship assistance to help with tuition costs. Over 70% of our students receive some type of financial assistance. Awards range from $500 to 100% of tuition. Our goal is to attract highly qualified students who are committed to making a difference. For further information on law school financial aid opportunities please visit www.regent.edu/lawfinances.
I'm interested; how do I proceed? If the description of Regent Law School sounds like the school you are seeking, please stop by our table and visit with us. You may also choose to call 757.226.4584 or e-mail us today at lawschool@regent.edu. For more information on attending other LSAC Forums, please visit www.lsac.org.
LSAT registration info: To register for the test, visit www.lsac.org. It is important, however, that you only proceed with the test if you are thoroughly prepared. Regent offers an affordable ($75) on-campus LSAT prep course in the fall and spring ( www.regent.edu/lsat ). For those who take the test more than once, all scores are considered, though the highest score is the most heavily weighted. Test results are typically available within 2-3 weeks of the test administration date. Once we receive your test scores by way of an LSDAS report and if all other elements of the application file are complete, we will render an admission decision within two weeks.
Regent Law wants to help you make a difference and engage the culture. We look forward to hearing from you.
Hope to see you at the forum!
Bonnie Creef
Director of Admissions and Financial Aid
Regent University School of Law
1000 Regent University Drive - RH239
Virginia Beach, VA 23464-9880
E-Mail: lawschool@regent.edu
Website: www.regent.edu/law
Visitation Schedule: www.regent.edu/lawvisitation
Regent Law School, RH239
1000 Regent University Drive
Virginia Beach, VA 23464
Phone:757.226.4584
Toll Free: 877.267.5072
Fax: 757.226.4139
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E-mail: lawschool@regent.edu
Website: www.regent.edu/law
Regent Law School Top 15 Forum Questions!
Dear Christian Milan ,
In case we missed you at the New York forum this past weekend, we offer the following information (most frequently asked forum questions) about our program at Regent Law School:
1. Describe Regent's average applicant pool.
Out of 6,000+ inquiries, approximately 688 applications were received for entry into the Fall 2006 entering class. Of this number, approximately 306 applicants were offered admission. 161 students began their studies in August. The average LSAT was 154; average UGPA was 3.3.
2. How would you describe the atmosphere at Regent Law School?
A spirit of cooperation and support is evident in the students and faculty. Because of the unique mission of Regent Law School, students pray, encourage and support one another. Professors genuinely care for their students, both professionally and personally. This positive environment is reflected in the excellent "Quality of Student Life" in the law school.
3. Does Regent's committee favor a particular type of personal statement?
The admissions committee places significant importance on the applicant's responses to the Regent-specific topics in the Personal Statement section of the admissions application. Such responses can provide the committee with insights into the applicant's motivation for studying law, his or her commitment to receiving a legal education that integrates Christian principles and ethics and knowledge of special skills and abilities developed through employment experiences.
4. Does Regent Law School accept optional and/or diversity statements? Does the School accept addenda such as optional essays or grade-explanation statements?
Applicants are welcome to submit addenda with their applications, including grade-explanation statements and LSAT-explanation statements. With regard to diversity, Regent anticipates a minority enrollment for Fall 2007 of 19%.
5. What opportunities does Regent offer for internships/externships?
The Career Services strategy is designed to meet the needs of law students in each year of study. The program includes individualized counseling, self-assessment, a general investigation of career opportunities and specific career search techniques along with assistance in professional development materials. A job bulletin board announces openings for internships, clerkships, associate positions and other law-related opportunities. It also promotes numerous judicial clerkships available nationwide.
6. What opportunities are available to prospective and/or admitted students to visit the Regent campus?
We encourage all prospective students to schedule a visit to our campus. We believe that a visit to the Regent community will reveal significant information about the mission of the school and your potential place within our community. The invitation to visit Regent is a standing one and can be geared toward individual schedules. A list of our "organized" program dates and chat nights can be found by visiting www.regent.edu/lawvisit
7. What is Regent's student-to-faculty ratio?
Our student-to-faculty ratio is 19 to 1.
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8. Does Regent require a laptop?
While a laptop computer is not required, it can be an extremely useful tool. All classrooms are equipped with outlets for laptop use. High-speed internet access is available through the Law Library.
9. Does Regent provide academic support to students? Is it open to all students or only to students who are in academic jeopardy?
All students are invited to participate in the academic support services provided by the law school under the direction of Professor Natt Gantt. As a part of the application process, the Admissions Committee identifies selected students to participate in the Academic Success Program if those students possess a strong likelihood of success in law school, but would especially benefit from an extended orientation due to their LSAT score, undergraduate GPA, or other factors, such as their undergraduate major or the length of time since they have been enrolled in an academic program. The Summer Program is not a performance-based or trial admissions program. All participants are expected to continue with their studies in the fall semester.
10. Does Regent's financial aid package include merit-based and need-based aid?
The law school typically awards about $2.6 million. Our financial aid packages include merit, leadership, denominational and need/merit-based scholarships.
11. What scholarship opportunities are available to students after their first year?
Most first-year scholarships are renewable. Students who were not awarded aid their first year of study may qualify for aid their following years of study based upon their academic performance in the law school. The University also offers a number of endowed scholarships for continuing students.
12. What is Regent's first-year academic attrition rate?
Six students were academically dismissed at the end of their first year of study out of the 161 students who began in the fall 2006 incoming class.
13. What are Regent's strengths? What unique programs are offered?
The strengths of Regent Law School include the following: National Champions in the 2007 ABA National Negotiations Competition and the 2006 ABA Moot Court Competition among many others. Such successes reflect not only the high caliber of our students, but also the excellence in preparation provided by the Regent Law faculty and curriculum. Regent students also enjoy a strong sense of community and commitment to public interest. The accessibility and students relationship to faculty is a tremendous asset to our law students.
Each summer, Regent Law School hosts a program in Strasbourg, France, focusing on international law and human rights. Strasbourg students enroll in three, two-credit hour courses on Comparative Law, International Human Rights and the Origins of Western Legal Tradition. In addition, the law school has created a program with the Christian Legal Society to serve Christian law students and professors at other law schools.
Regent students also have the opportunity to participate in the Semester in D.C. program, which is housed directly across the street from the U.S. Supreme Court.
14. How do I strengthen my chances of being admitted?
The admissions committee evaluates each applicant's overall GPA, grade trends, the rigor of courses completed, the competitiveness of the institution attended, and comments from faculty recommenders as they relate to the applicant's performance, and future potential and extenuating circumstances that may have affected the applicant's college performance at the graduate level in addition to the undergraduate record. The committee carefully weighs each applicant's LSAT score in light of the many other parts of the applicant's admissions file in conjunction with the overall profile for the incoming class. Applicants scoring below 150 on the LSAT should plan to retest. The committee relies most heavily upon the highest score when an applicant has taken the LSAT more than once, but all scores will be reviewed. Applications from prospective students with LSAT scores above 150 and undergraduate GPAs above 3.0 are especially encouraged, as the law school has seen that such students are likely to succeed in law school and also likely to pass the bar exam on their first attempt.
15. What is the application timeframe at Regent Law School?
Applications for admission are accepted between October 1 and June 1, with a Priority Consideration date of February 1. Applicants may apply directly on the school website or via the LSAC e-app process. Further instruction and information may be found at www.regent.edu/law
If there is any additional way we can serve you, as you make the decision about which law school is the right one for you, please contact us at:
lawschool@regent.edu
Phone: 757.226.4584
cmilan485
E-mail: lawschool@regent.edu
Dear Admitted Student,
Thank you for your interest in Regent University’s Preview Weekend coming up November 8-10, 2007. It will be wonderful to see you on our campus at that time. Please note that I cannot confirm your registration without payment in full. Upon payment, I will be sending a letter of confirmation along with a schedule and travel arrangement form.
Listed below are the registration rates.
If registered by October 12:
$ 59 (Meals and Conference Only for 1 Person)
$ 118 (Meals and Conference Only with Spouse or 1 Parent)
$ 177 (Meals and Conference Only with 2 Parents or Guests)
$ 150 (Meals, Conference and Lodging for 1 Person)
$ 219 (Meals, Conference and Lodging with Single Occupancy Room)
$ 300 (Meals, Conference and Lodging with Spouse or 1 Parent)
$ 450 (Meals, Conference and Lodging with 2 Parents or Guests)
If registered between October 12- October 29th:
$ 69 (Meals and Conference Only for 1 Person)
$ 138 (Meals and Conference Only with Spouse or 1 Parent)
$ 207 (Meals and Conference Only with 2 Parents or Guests)
$ 175 (Meals, Conference and Lodging for 1 Person)
$ 244 (Meals, Conference and Lodging with Single Occupancy Room)
$ 350 (Meals, Conference and Lodging with Spouse or 1 Parent)
$ 525 (Meals, Conference and Lodging with 2 Parents or Guests)
You may pay in one of two ways:
* Re-register online with your credit card.
* Send a check, made payable to Regent University, to:
Preview Weekend
Regent University
1000 Regent University Drive
Virginia Beach, VA 23464
It can take up to 10 weeks to complete the Visa process. Please advise me on whether you would still like to pursue the process. If so, I ask that you submit payment immediately, along with your request for a visa invitation letter. To provide the letter, I also need your date of birth, full name as it appears on your passport and complete mailing address.
If you are no longer able to attend Preview Weekend, please inform me immediately.
If you are only interested in receiving more information about Regent University, please visit http://www.regent.edu/prospective_students/wfp/pstart.cfm?CFID=501471&CFTOKEN=87208762 to request an information packet.
Thank you very much for your help.
Sincerely,
Laurie Ann Finn
Regent Preview Coordinator & Special Events
Regent University
757.226.4393
Blessings to you,
Laurie Ann Finn
Preview Coordinator
Regent University
757-226-4393
An Invitation from:
Regent University School of Law
Dear Christian:
Thank you for registering to attend the San Francisco Law School Forum on Monday, November 12 (2:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.) at the Nob Hill Masonic Center. I know that choosing the law school that is right for you is a very important decision. Attending a law school forum is an excellent way to help you make that decision with confidence. As you begin the process of deciding which of the American Bar Association (ABA) accredited law schools best serves your goals and dreams, I encourage you to take a close look at Regent University School of Law. Please consider this a personal invitation to visit our table.
As a thank you for stopping by our table and discussing our programs, we will offer you a $50 application fee waiver.
Regent University School of Law will be at table #4
Regent's Mission: Regent University School of Law is unique among ABA-accredited law schools because our mission is to raise up Christian leaders who are called to serve in the legal profession and who are committed to addressing the challenges that face our nation. Students choose Regent Law in part because of the commitment to biblical integration within the law school classroom.
Academic Programs: Regent offers a high-quality, ABA-accredited legal education taught by a distinguished faculty. In 2005, former U.S. Attorney General, John Ashcroft, was named Distinguished Professor of Law and Government at Regent University. Two J.D. programs are available to meet the needs of our students. We offer both a full-time and a part-time (day) program. Please visit our web site at www.regent.edu/law to find out more about how you can pursue your calling to law.
Joint Degrees: Law students enrolled in either the full- or part-time J.D. program may also obtain a graduate degree in business, communication, counseling, divinity, leadership, or government in significantly less time than would be required if the two degrees were pursued separately. A joint degree adds one additional year to your program studies.
Regent's Campus & Community: Approximately 3,400 students are pursuing graduate degrees at Regent University. The law school is comprised of approximately 500 law students with alumni residing in 47 states. The university is less than a two-hour drive from Richmond and a little over three hours from Washington, D.C. The Regent campus is just 15 minutes from Norfolk International Airport. And of course, the beach is less than a thirty-minute drive away from the campus. Regent offers on-campus housing at Regent Village and Regent Commons.
Campus Visits: Prospective applicants are strongly encouraged to visit the School of Law or to participate in one of our visitation programs. Please contact our office at 757.226.4584 or lawschool@regent.edu to schedule a visit. A campus visitation schedule is available at http://www.regent.edu/lawvisitation.
Admissions: We expect to enroll approximately 160 students for the Fall 2008 entering class from an anticipated pool of approximately 775+ applicants. Our anticipated class profile will include a median LSAT of 154 and a cumulative undergraduate GPA of 3.3. Completed masters degrees are considered in the application assessment. Applications for admission to the Fall semester may be submitted between October and June. You may request additional information and a prospectus package on our web site: www.regent.edu/law.
Financial Aid: Regent Law School offers approximately $2.6 million in scholarship assistance to help with tuition costs. Over 70% of our students receive some type of financial assistance. Awards range from $500 to 100% of tuition. Our goal is to attract highly qualified students who are committed to making a difference. For further information on law school financial aid opportunities please visit www.regent.edu/lawfinances.
I'm interested; how do I proceed? If the description of Regent Law School sounds like the school you are seeking, please stop by our table and visit with us. You may also choose to call 757.226.4584 or e-mail us today at lawschool@regent.edu. For more information on attending other LSAC Forums, please visit www.lsac.org.
LSAT registration info: To register for the test, visit www.lsac.org. It is important, however, that you only proceed with the test if you are thoroughly prepared. Regent offers an affordable ($75) on-campus LSAT prep course in the fall and spring ( www.regent.edu/lsat ). For those who take the test more than once, all scores are considered, though the highest score is the most heavily weighted. Test results are typically available within 2-3 weeks of the test administration date. Once we receive your test scores by way of an LSDAS report and if all other elements of the application file are complete, we will render an admission decision within two weeks.
Regent Law wants to help you make a difference and engage the culture. We look forward to hearing from you.
Hope to see you at the forum!
Bonnie Creef
Director of Admissions and Financial Aid
Regent University School of Law
1000 Regent University Drive - RH239
Virginia Beach, VA 23464-9880
E-Mail: lawschool@regent.edu
Website: www.regent.edu/law
Visitation Schedule: www.regent.edu/lawvisitation
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