Regent's University London

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Tuesday	9AM-5PM
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Foreign students who need student visa! DON'T apply this January!!! I graduated from Regents in 2018 and got the best experience ever, I even made my sister to apply to Regents and promote it as a "best university I was study in"! We have the most AWFUL experience I could ever imagine. First of all, she was waiting her offer from mid of October till the end of November (with all needed documents for unconditional offer). Secondly, we are still waiting for her CAS!!! Its 1 month passed, she's applying with the same sponsor I did, with the same documents and there's always some problems. We did provide 2 different type of financial documents to be sure that regents CAS department will release everything faster. But they just disappear and not answering the mails!!! We have no idea what to do, because that's impossible to call them or text. Waiting time was approximately 5 hours last time!!! Admission knows nothing and can't help with anything! The CAS department itself not answering the mails. The only person we didn't contact yet is a CEO of Regents. We did pay 4000£ and couldn't even reach someone to understand what's going on with her documents. Its 8 December, course starts 24 January. Waiting time for Student visa 1-2 working months as Embassy told us today!!! Embassy closes end of December and open up 10 January 2022! Amazing!

I'm not sure about Regent's. I applied for their upcoming Psychotherapy and Counseling course, and I saw on their website that applicants/students are advised that funding their course with an Advanced Learner Loan is an option. They also have details about the StepEx grant. When I contacted someone from StepEx, I got a reply saying they do not engage with Regent's. Then, when I spoke to someone in admissions, she basically told me that I might not be able to fund the course with the government loan. Also, their admissions seems to be disorganized and slow. Or, it may be that they only want certain students in the university. Maybe they're trying to play both ends-- presenting themselves as an equal opportunity educator but at the same time acting in a discriminatory fashion. I am still waiting for my unconditional acceptance letter. I am starting to believe that Regent's University discriminates against potential students who do not fit their image.

I strongly advise against attending this university. This university scores as one of the worst in the world. All they need is money from the students. Even if you complete your assignment with their help and meet the requirements, they still reject it and ask you to retake the module, which would cost extra money per module. There is a great deal of bias in religions. They don't offer you career guidance. We must mail them at least three times for each item, and if we're lucky, they will respond to us right away. Even the management is lacking; they won't even address our issues. At the end of the day, all they need is money .There isn't any coordination among the management team. We need appointments for everything, but whenever we check for them, they are never available when we need them. It may be a great university before but present its not. It's better if you go for other university if want to save money.

I have done an MSc in Digital Marketing here. The course taught me good skills of the digital environment and I enjoyed most of my courses. Some improvements need to be done to keep up the pace of the digital world and to provide an outstanding course level. However, I am happy since I found a job in less than 3 months. Campus is beautiful and staff is nice. I enjoyed the international environment of my class and of the overall uni. As I said, the type of course is unique and has great value. Some improvements (teaching more listening tools, practical examples and more case studies) will make it a strong option for people interested in the sector.

Lovely setting but the running of the facilities is very problematic. Phone ansaphone never emptied, emails not returned. Reception hit and miss. Asked if they could ring for a taxi for me and they referred me to security who is in another room. They came out and went to reception who sent me, picked up their phone and pressed a button marked 'taxi'. Place could do with more refreshment machines in different parts of college and a better queuing system for purchasing in the cafe, set up really inefficient although items to purchase fine. Location and gardens lovely.

A thoroughly disappointing experience running training here. Somehow they thought it was acceptable in the middle of a heatwave to put me and my delegates in a room where the windows wouldn't open, despite the fact that other rooms could have been made available. The room as a result was not fit for purpose. Customer care both prior and post training was poor. Sadly I have since discovered that other trainers have experienced a similar lack of care. I will not be using again.

I had a wondeful experience at Regent's as an exchange student. The campus is extraordinary and well-located, it's also a small university so it's easy to get around and make friends. The teachers are very friendly and really close to the students like I've never seen before in any other university. I wish I could've finished my degree here, truly a wonderful university. Probably the special one in London.

I was fortunate enough to be able to study at Regent's University as part of my 2018 Erasmus program. The facilities are just fantastic. I enjoyed being able to choose from a variety of modules that interested me. The teaching staff is very dedicated to giving you the best learning experience. I was considering coming back for a Master's degree, but the current situation has changed my plans.

Avoid! Some good professors but ruined by one who played the power game a little too well and practiced the very prejudice he taught against. Despite the whole course complaining there was no accountability or repercussions. Delays in feedback and process meant unnecessary fees and stress.

Being a ‘private university’ is used as an excuse at every step for - the toxic culture and chaotic management, literally no support for / communication with students. Lastly the whole institutional education provided is poor and not even comparable to actual universities

They don’t offer you any assitance related to career opportunities after you finish the degree. They say Its a big investment for your future but don’t even help you to create a path towards it. You have to do all by yourself, even if it is an un paid internship.

Had a great experience as a short-term study abroad student from the United States over the summer. Really loved the University and the staff, but they could stand to invest a few pounds in better mattresses. Other than that I had a tremendous experience

I completely disagree with the previous comment. I really like Regent's a lot, especially the staff and the library! After 3 years of studying, I will get my bachelor very soon and I am very glad to have studied here! (I'm doing International Business)

We have been running our London School of Reflexology courses at Regent's since 2005. Our delegates absolutely love the campus and its beautiful surroundings and I am so happy with all the support I receive from the Conferences & Events team

Did my M.A in Writing for Stage and Screen at Regent's, staff were helpful, easy to find in London, being the youngest member of the class at the time, the other students were pleasant and mature, Teachers were great as well.

Number one worst college in the earth. I never face that kinds of Haressment in my all life.Very very disaster management. And break there promises all the time. I never suggest anyone to study in this college. …

A very good university. There are some very good teachers, a few good spots to it including Starbucks and Costa coffee. Atmosphere and the view are probably the best you can find across all London universities.

The exhibition advertised in the Regent's website (art by students and teacher 2019) was not accessible on a Saturday, the room was locked. No information on the website about who can access and when it's open.

Very nice campus. In the middle of Regents Park. Perfect location. The staff are very helpful and welcoming and overall nice experience to meet everyone.

#solid this building was built on very secure ground. Would withstand the breakdown of any situation, especially the massive breakdowns during finals.

I have two questions? 1) Do they give an acting career? 2) You leave the university with an undergraduate degree, that is, you leave as a graduate

Really an awful University. The students are lazy, the staff disjointed, and there is an incredible lack of reasources.

I went to the Bulgarian theater at this university. The atmosphere was great! I highly recommend a visit!

Was down for a Sport England Conference, the facilities were great, food was grand and lovely coffee