Admission and Aid
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Undergraduate Admission
- Requirements and Procedures
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Cost and Financial Aid
- Federal and State Aid
- Student and Parent Loans
- Tuition and Fees
- Scholarships
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- Alternative Financing
- Financial Aid for Current Students
- The Fung Scholars and Fellows Program at Regis College
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Meet the Staff
- New Student Financial Aid Application
- Verification and Forms
- Nursing Student Loan Program (NSL)
- Special Circumstances
- Unusual Circumstances
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Strategic Partnerships
- Benefits of a Regis Strategic Partnership
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- Information Sessions
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Current Partners
- ABACS, LLC
- Alliance of Massachusetts YMCAs
- Arbour Counseling Services
- Association of Sisters of Saint Joseph
- Bay State Community Services
- Behavioral Health Network
- Beth Israel Lahey
- Boston Children’s Hospital
- Boston Healthcare for the Homeless Program
- Boston MedFlight
- Boston Medical Center
- Boston Neurobehavioral Associates
- Boston Public Schools
- Brewster Ambulance Service
- Cambridge Health Alliance
- Canisius College
- Canton Public Schools, a Preferred Partner of Regis
- Care Dimensions
- Care New England
- Catholic Schools Support Network
- Celtic Angels
- Covenant Health
- Crossroads School
- Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
- Edinburg Center
- The Education Cooperative (TEC)
- Eliot Community Human Services
- Elwyn/Fellowship Health Resources
- Emerson Hospital
- Everett Public Schools
- Exeter Health Resources
- Federal Employees Program
- Fenway Health
- Fisher College
- Foundation Lane
- Framingham Public Schools
- The Gifford School
- Good Shepherd Community Care
- Greater Lawrence Family Health Center
- Harvard Pilgrim Health Care
- Hebrew SeniorLife
- Holy Family Hospital
- Horizons for Homeless Children
- Housing Families
- Justice Resource Institute
- Kadiant
- Kaleidoscope Family Solutions
- Lawrence Community Charter Public School
- Lawrence General Hospital
- Lawrence Public Schools
- LEARN Behavioral
- Lowell General Hospital
- Mary Ann Morse Health
- May Institute
- Mass Coalition of Nurse Practitioners
- Mass General Brigham
- Massachusetts Maritime Academy
- Massachusetts MENTOR
- Massachusetts Nurses Association
- Massachusetts Service Alliance-Commonwealth Corps
- McNair Scholars
- Medfield Public Schools
- Melmark New England
- Milestones Day School
- Nashoba Learning Group
- Needham Public Schools
- New England Center for Children
- New England Geriatrics
- Nizhoni Health
- Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Network
- NPACE
- Olin College
- One IOTA University
- Our Lady's Academy
- Perkins School for the Blind
- Quincy Public Schools
- Reliant Medical Group
- Riverside Community Care
- RiverWoods Exeter
- Saint Anne’s Hospital
- SALMON Health and Retirement
- Scituate Light Caregivers
- Shields Health Care Group
- Southcoast Health System
- South Shore Health
- Spectrum Health Systems
- Springtide Child Development
- St. Mary of the Assumption School
- Steward Health Care System
- Stoneham Public Schools
- Sturdy Memorial Hospital
- Thundermist Health
- Tides Foundation
- Town of Burlington, MA Employees
- Trocaire College
- Trumpet Behavioral Health
- Tufts Medicine
- UMass Memorial Health
- Victory Family Services
- Vinfen
- Walden Behavioral Care
- Watertown Health Center
- Watertown Public Schools
- Wayland Public Schools
- Wellesley Public Schools
- WestBridge
- Weston Public Schools
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Financial Aid Eligibility
A student’s eligibility is based on financial need, timeliness of application, academic achievement, enrollment status, and degree level. Eligibility for financial aid is determined from the information a family provides on their financial aid applications and supporting materials. This information is applied to a federal calculation to determine what the student and family can reasonably expect to contribute toward education for one year. This student aid index (SAI) is subtracted from the cost of attendance (COA) to determine the family’s financial need.
The financial aid award is based on financial need, the university’s resources, federal, state, and institutional policies. A financial aid package may consist of scholarships, grants, loans, and/or work programs. Scholarships and grants are gift aid; they do not need to be repaid. Loans are legal obligations and must be repaid, either immediately or in the future, depending on the terms of the loan.
Federal Grants
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Federal Pell Grant
The Federal Pell Grant grant is provided by the federal government and is available to undergraduate students pursuing their first bachelor’s degree. Eligibility is determined by the information provided on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
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Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG)
The FSEOG grant is provided by the federal government and is available to undergraduate students with exceptional financial need. Priority is given to Federal Pell Grant recipients.
State Grants
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MASSGrant
The MASSGrant grant is provided by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and is available to full-time undergraduate students with exceptional financial need who are residents of the state of Massachusetts and meet established application deadlines. More information about MASSGrant.
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State Scholarships
Full-time undergraduate students who are residents of Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, or Vermont may be eligible for a state grant. Students should contact their state agency for eligibility requirements and application processes
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Gilbert Grant
The Gilbert grant is funded by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and offered by Regis College to Massachusetts residents. To qualify, you must meet financial need and other eligibility requirements established by the Commonwealth. Priority is given to Federal Pell Grant recipients.
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Other State Grant/Scholarships
Full-time undergraduate students who are residents of Pennsylvania or Vermont may be eligible for a state grant. Students should contact their state agency for eligibility requirements and application processes.
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Massachusetts Loan Repayment Program (MLRP) for Health Professionals
Massachusetts offers loan repayment programs for primary health care professionals in a variety of disciplines including dental, medical, and mental health professionals. The goal of these programs is to provide educational loan repayments as an incentive for health professionals to practice in communities where significant shortages of health care providers and barriers to access have been identified.
Applicants must be licensed to practice in Massachusetts and commit to practice for two years full-time or the equivalent extended commitment part time (e.g., a 20-hour practice per week will mean a four-year contract) providing services in an eligible facility or setting.
If you are interested in applying for the MLRP, you can find more information on the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education website.
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