We are here to help you with any questions about choosing your courses, fulfilling your program requirements, transferring credits, or any other concerns related to your academic studies.
Scheduling an Advising Appointment
To schedule an advising appointment online, click here. You may also contact Vivian Lee, our Academic Advisor & Administrator, directly by e-mail ([email protected]) or by phone at 1-604-221-3370 (direct) or 1-800-663-8664 (toll-free in North America).
Types of advising available
Academic Advising
Our Academic Advisor will help you plan your studies from the very beginning. And she can serve you better if you come to your meeting prepared. The various policies related to your program of study are specified in the Academic Catalogue. Some of the key points are summarized on the Program Requirements and Policies page. It is your responsibility to be familiar with this content.
Faculty advising
Faculty members are available to meet with you to provide counsel on academic pursuits, personal development, professional goals, or spiritual matters. Questions about how to complete your program, however, including questions about exemptions and transfer credits, should be directed to the Academic Advisor.
Counselling
If you’re seeking help with more acute psychological issues, we encourage you to contact the Dean of Students and/or consult the information regarding the Counselling Service.
Writing Centre & Student Writing Guide
The Writing Centre offers 30-minute, one-on-one, collaborative sessions to assist students at any stage of the writing process—narrowing a topic or working through a draft. Click here to book an appointment. If you are a student for whom English is an additional language, you may find it most helpful to book with the EAL/ESL Writing Centre.
For a general reference guide for writing papers at Regent, please refer to the Student Writing Guide on the John Richard Allison Library website.
PATHWAYS TO COMPLETION
Regent programs offer you a measure of flexibility. To help you plan your studies, choose your courses, and complete your degree in a timely manner, we've devised a set of pathways with recommended courses and timelines for each program.
The Pathways document below will give you general information to help make your own study plan, and then it will provide more detailed information about the various programs and concentrations. If you have additional questions, please consult our Academic Advisor.
Note: If you are an MCS or MDiv student who was admitted prior to Fall 2013, you may complete the program requirements in effect when you were admitted. See the FAQ below for commonly asked questions.
