VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. – Regent University has been ranked as one of the best online programs in Virginia.
For the ninth year in a a row, Regent is ranked the #1 best online bachelor’s program in Virginia, according to the 2021 Best Online Programs rankings released today by U.S. News & World Report.
“Our vision is to be the greatest university in the world and provide the highest quality education to our students,” said Dr. M.G. “Pat” Robertson, founder, chancellor and CEO of Regent University. “Receiving these excellent rankings from U.S. News & World Report is a testament to the life-changing, transformative education that our students find at Regent.”
Regent University received the following awards:
2021 Virginia U.S. News & World Report Online Program Rankings
- #1 Best Online Bachelor’s Programs in Virginia (9 years in a row: 2013-2021)
- #4 Best Online Graduate Education Programs in Virginia (Top 5 ranking for 9 years in a row: 2013-2021)
- #4 Best Online Graduate Business Programs (non-MBA) in Virginia
- #7 Best Online MBA Programs in Virginia
2021 Southeast U.S. News & World Report Online Program Rankings
- #17 Best Online Bachelor’s Programs in the Southeast
- #37 Best Online Graduate Education Programs in the Southeast
- #27 Best Online Graduate Business Programs (non-MBA) in the Southeast
- #58 Best Online MBA Programs in the Southeast
2021 Overall U.S. News & World Report Online Program Rankings
- #53 Best Online Bachelor’s Programs
- #35 Best Online Bachelor’s Programs in Business
- #21 Best Online Bachelor’s Programs in Psychology
- #98 Best Online Graduate Education Programs
- #85 Best Online Graduate Business Programs (non-MBA)
- #150 Best Online MBA Programs
2021 Overall Veteran U.S. News & World Report Online Program Rankings
- #34 Best Online Bachelor’s Programs for Veterans
- #28 Best Online Graduate Education Programs for Veterans
“What an honor to receive this recognition from U.S. News & World Report. These rankings underscore our sincere dedication to providing excellent education that equips students to change the world,” said Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño, executive vice president for Academic Affairs.
