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Regent University is a Christian University founded in 1978 by [[Pat Robertson]]. It is located in Virginia Beach, Virgina and has an annual enrollment of around 4500 students.
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'''Regent University''' is a Christian University founded in 1978 by [[Pat Robertson]]. It is located in Virginia Beach, Virgina and has an annual enrollment of around 4500 students.
  
 
Regent University, its undergraduate school and its graduate and laws schools are accredited or certified by standard national accrediting agencies. Tuition is well below the average for private colleges, at $420 per credit hour.
 
Regent University, its undergraduate school and its graduate and laws schools are accredited or certified by standard national accrediting agencies. Tuition is well below the average for private colleges, at $420 per credit hour.
  
  
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The law school boasts it has produced students that have beat more prestigious colleges such as Harvard and Yale on several occasions at moot court competitions. The Bush administration thought very highly of Regent law students and hired over a hundred of them during the administration. <ref>http://www.regent.edu/acad/schlaw/</ref>
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The law school boasts it has produced students that have beat more prestigious colleges such as Harvard and Yale on several occasions at moot court competitions. The Bush administration thought very highly of Regent law students and hired over a hundred of them during the administration.<ref>http://www.regent.edu/acad/schlaw/</ref>
  
 
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Latest revision as of 18:19, July 13, 2016

Regent University is a Christian University founded in 1978 by Pat Robertson. It is located in Virginia Beach, Virgina and has an annual enrollment of around 4500 students.

Regent University, its undergraduate school and its graduate and laws schools are accredited or certified by standard national accrediting agencies. Tuition is well below the average for private colleges, at $420 per credit hour.


The law school boasts it has produced students that have beat more prestigious colleges such as Harvard and Yale on several occasions at moot court competitions. The Bush administration thought very highly of Regent law students and hired over a hundred of them during the administration.[1]

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