Regent Law News

Regent University School of Law is pleased to announce the highest employment percentage in the school’s history – landing at 96% for the class of 2020, according to the National Association for Law Placement 10-month employment calculation. Regent Law also ranked 22nd in the nation for judicial clerkships. “Regent University School of Law has a proven record of producing practice-ready, purpose-driven attorneys who impact the world,” said Dr. Gerson Moreno-Riaño, executive vice president for Academic Affairs at Regent University. “Achieving this record-breaking employment rate and judicial clerkship rate are extraordinary milestones for Regent Law and, more importantly, significant victories for our graduates.” Of the class of 2020, 22.08% of graduates have secured judicial clerkships to date, ranking Regent 22nd in the nation for judicial clerkships. 51.85% of the 2020 honors graduates have secured judicial clerkships. Graduates in the class of 2020 hold positions at federal and stat

 Regent University’s Master of Arts in Law program ranks #8 overall in the nation and #1 for Christian Perspective out of all Master’s-level legal study programs in the United States. Intellegent.com rated Regent University’s Master of Laws in American Legal Studies  95.32 out of 100, based on “flexibility, faculty, course strength, cost, and reputation.” Bradley Jacob, Associate Dean for Online Programs at Regent  Law, was pleased to see this recognition. “It is wonderful to see independent evaluators ranking Regent’s Master of Arts in Law as one of the top programs in the country. Our combination of academic excellence and Christian worldview is second to none.”  Regent’s online Master of Arts in Law program is designed to expand the skills of professionals whose work may benefit from legal knowledge without requiring a Juris Doctor. Regent University provides a rigorous legal curriculum with a biblical perspective from highly accomplished faculty. A Master of Arts in Law degree open