Regis strives to make your admission into the MBA program be as seamless as possible. If you have been enrolled as an MBA Passport student your first two courses will be MBAP 520A & B- Essentials of Business Development I & II. You will be expected to successfully complete these courses as well as your degree application to be fully admitted into the MBA program, which is required prior to registering for 600 level courses. Once you have been admitted into the MBA program and enrolled in a foundation or 600 level course, a re-enrollment counselor will be contacting you every term to assist with future registrations throughout your tenure as an MBA student. We are here to help you stay on track to completing your MBA.

Each new student must create a RegisNET account. Your RegisNET account provides you access to critical student systems and resources like student email, online classes, library resources and other school systems. To create your RegisNET account, start by going to WebAdvisor and clicking on the Request a RegisNET Account located in the right-hand column of the page. Web Advisor is the student portal for course registration, student records and making payments online. Here, you will create your RegisNET account by logging-in using the information below, then creating a password. This password will then be synchronized to provide you a single Username and Password to access student systems like WebAdvisor, RegisNET, Regis WorldClass (online learning interface) and Library Resources. Your username will be the first 5 letters of your last name and the last three numbers of your student I.D.

Information necessary to access WebAdvisor:

• In order to retrieve your Login, you must fill-in your last name and two of the three additional identifying numbers. Those numbers are:
• Social Security number
• 7 Digit Regis ID number – include leading zeros i.e. 0123456
• Birth Date (MM/DD/CCYY)
• NOTE: Retain security question information in a safe place.

If you need assistance in creating your RegisNET account or have problems logging in, please call 303-458-4126 or 800-568-8932 or e-mail enrolsvc@regis.edu.

Students enrolled under the Passport Application process may take advantage of alternative, private loans to finance their tuition while completing the full application and admittance process. Private Alternative Loans are loans that assist students who are classified as "non-degree" before being officially admitted to a degree program. Once fully admitted, students may participate in federal student loan and financial aid programs. If you are an MBA student enrolled under the Passport Application process, Private Alternative Loans are a great way to finance your foundation course work.

Private Alternative Loans are credit-based loans, often require cosigners, and cannot be consolidated in a federal consolidation loan with federal student loans.

It is important to research and shop around for the best loan product when it comes to these alternative loans. This is much more important than with the federal loans because these are not federally-backed and may not have interest rate caps. Remember - read carefully and borrow wisely!

Private Alternative Loans provide the best financial options to students with the maximum in flexibility and service. For information about private student loans, click here.

Contact one of the following private lenders directly online to begin the loan application process. Remember, the choice of lender is your decision to make and we will honor your request.

The Project on Student Loan Debt site (www.projectonstudentdebt.org) contains valuable information concerning student loans, especially their Questions to Ask About Private Loans page ( www.projectonstudentdebt.org/private_loan_questions.vp.html).

Our Financial Aid office is here to help you and if you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at 303-458-4126 or 800-568-8932 or e-mail enrolsvc@regis.edu.

We also recommend that you file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid ( www.fafsa.ed.gov) (FAFSA) to apply for federal loans when you are admitted to your MBA degree program.

The Regis University Office of Financial Aid strives to help as many Regis students as funds permit. Most awards are based on financial need; however, a limited amount of assistance is available to students without need. Typically, half-time enrollment (6 credit hours per semester) is required to qualify for financial aid.

General types of college financial aid include: Federal Pell Grant, Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant (SEOG), Colorado Student Grant, and Federal Subsidized loans. In order to receive Financial Aid at Regis University you must:

• Be a degree-seeking student fully admitted to the MBA program
• Be a U.S. citizen
• Complete and send the free application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). You may obtain the application online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. If additional forms are required, you will be notified. For more assistance with financial aid, contact the college's Office of Financial Aid at 303-458-4126 or 800-568-8932 or visit www.regis.edu/financialaid

An MBA degree means different things to different people. For some, it is a blueprint for advancement within an organization, or a step to starting a new business. For others, it is a catalyst for changing careers. For every student, a Regis MBA degree is an investment in their future. It will not depreciate over time and cannot be taken away. A Regis MBA degree is an investment in You that lasts a lifetime.

Classroom MBA Courses $675/ Credit Hour
Online MBA Courses $750 /Credit Hour

You may pay tuition when and where you register, at any time on or before the tuition due date. To see the class start dates, view the Academic Calendar here: (http://www.regis.edu/content/sps/pdf/sps.calendar.pdf)

Payment Options

• Pay Online: After you have created your RegisNET Account, log into WebAdvisor, choose Students from the left side menu and then select Make a Payment under Student Accounts.
• By phone with Visa, MasterCard, Discover or American Express by calling Regis University at 303-458-4126 or 1-800-388-2366 Ext. 4126.
• By mail with check or money order; or with Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express with your name and student ID to Regis University, 3333 Regis Blvd., A-8, Denver, CO 80221-1009.

To accommodate your individual circumstances, you may pay tuition directly, use your credit card, or take advantage of financial aid or payment deferment options.

Personal Deferment with Fee & Financial Aid- http://www.regis.edu/content/sr/pdf/tuition%20deferment.pdf

• Your signed deferred tuition is due in full, on or before the deferred payment due date (55 days following the end of your course’s academic period).
• To assist in making your payment on time, a due date schedule is included with each registration confirmation.
• If  the signed tuition deferment form is not received by the tuition due date, a $75 per course fee is assessed to the student account.   Regis University reserves the right to restrict or drop future registration, and/or restrict release of transcripts or diploma.
• This fee varies per course and may vary according to the length of the academic period associated with the course.
• Payment of the deferment fee is due by the tuition due date, and must be accompanied by a completed Tuition Deferment Form.
• Deferment fees are not transferable or refundable.
• Important: You must sign the Tuition Deferment Form for it to be accepted.
• For your convenience, the Tuition Deferment Form may be faxed to the Office of Student Accounts at (303) 964-5449.

Sponsored Billing

• If your employer has a direct billing agreement with Regis University, you may qualify for direct billing to your sponsoring organization.
• Consult your employer to determine if a direct billing agreement has been established with Regis University.
• If one has been established, you need a "Tuition Voucher", “Letter of Credit”, or “Billing Authorization” from your employer which includes your name, social security number, course title(s), tuition amount covered by sponsor for each course, name and address where the bill should be sent.
• Attach your Tuition Voucher, Letter of Credit, or Billing Authorization with a completed Tuition Deferment Form and forward it to the Office of Student Accounts, at the Lowell Campus.
• For your convenience, the Tuition Deferment Form and Tuition Voucher, Letter of Credit, or Billing Authorization may be faxed to the Office of Student Accounts at (303) 964-5418.
• It is the responsibility of the student to obtain a Tuition Voucher, Letter of Credit, or Billing Authorization from your employer for each course and ensure that it is received at the Office of Student Accounts, by the tuition due date.

Regis University is pleased to assist employees and sponsors by directly billing tuition costs to the sponsor.

Please note: Some sponsoring organizations require grades and/or course completion prior to payment. Payment may not be dependent upon receipt of grades or successful completion of the course, therefore, the Sponsored Billing option is not available for those organizations. Instead, a student may pay the tuition or use the Tuition Deferment with a fee and get reimbursed by his or her sponsor when the course is completed. Also, Regis University reserves the right to deny a sponsored billing arrangement to a student whose account is in arrears or has been referred to an agency for collection.

Organizations wishing to be billed directly for their employee's tuition may arrange to do so through a tuition voucher.

A proposed tuition voucher must include:

• Student's name
• Social security number
• Regis ID #
• Course title and code
• Course dates
• Dollar amount authorized for billing
• A statement guaranteeing payment within 30 days of receipt of the invoice regardless of course completion or receipt of grades. Some sponsors require the signature of the student on their forms. If this is the case, Regis University will not process the voucher unless the signature is present.

The proposed tuition voucher should be mailed to:
Regis University
Attn:  Corporate Billing Office
3333 Regis Boulevard A-8
Denver, CO 80221-1099


Or faxed to 303-964-5418
Or e-mailed to corpbill@regis.edu

The voucher will be processed immediately after the add/drop date, and the sponsoring organization must pay the amount due within 30 days.

If vouchers are not submitted by the tuition due date, students must pay tuition in full or use the Tuition Deferment with a fee option pending acceptance of the agreement.

If you are new student in the MBA program beginning May 5th, we buy your books!

To order books and course materials, please have your class registration receipt (which contains the specific codes you will need to select the correct course materials) and visit: http://www.regisuniversity.bkstr.com. . To order by phone, please call the Regis University Bookstore service line at: 1-800-798-4153 or 303-458-4150

• The Lowell Campus Bookstore is located at 3333 Regis Blvd., Denver, CO.
• Materials for online courses can be purchased at the Regis Bookstore via the Internet or picked up at the Lowell campus.
• Note: Online course materials are not available at the extension campuses.
• Shipping time is normally 5-7 days. However overnight shipping is available for an additional charge.
• It is the student's responsibility to have all required course materials by the course start date.

Our new student enrollment department is available to meet your needs and to guide you through a successful experience. Please contact your enrollment counselor today should you require any assistance and congratulations on taking the first steps towards your MBA.