Humanities (BA Degree Completion)

Finish your undergraduate degree and strengthen your creativity, critical thinking, and writing skills with Regis’ Humanities Bachelor’s Completion program. Financial aid available for eligible students.

Program Highlights

Flexible, part-time and full-time options
Transfer in up to 90 existing credits
Dedicated advising from academic advisors and the Center for Internships and Career Development

12:1

Average Student-to-Faculty Ratio

Credits

$399

Per Credit*

$11,970

Average Total Cost*

_{*Does not include fees. Based on the academic year 2024-2025.}

Learning Outcomes

Students in the humanities program will be able to:

Analytically and critically interpret text and other media
Work collaboratively in achieving goals
Develop skills frequently sought by employers, including analytical reasoning, persuasion, collaboration, adaptability, and emotional intelligence.

Sample Curriculum

In addition to electives, the Bachelor’s Completion in Humanities includes the following courses:

Course	Credits
EN 223 Rhetoric	3
HI 408B Colloquium	3
ID 110 Introduction to Humanities	3
ID 234 Digital Scholarship	3
ID 413 Internship	3
RS Religious Studies	3
Total	18

Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) and Work Experience

At Regis, we understand that education happens inside and outside the classroom, and your work and lived experience can contribute significantly to your qualifications and readiness to complete a bachelor's degree. We are committed to recognizing the value of your educational and professional experiences and translating them into college credits.

A review of your credits for prior learning will include the following:

Professional Training: Students can receive transfer credit for professional training that can be documented through licenses, certificates, and letters verifying the training content and time involved. Students can earn a maximum of 15 credits from professional training.
Military service: applicable skills earned during service

Once the CPL assessment is completed, which aligns with the best practices of the Council on the Assessment of Experiential Learning (CAEL), our team will confirm how many credits can be transferred and credited towards your degree completion goal. All credit awarded for prior learning is considered transfer credit.