Adult Learners

At the University of Regina, an adult student is any student that is not entering the university directly from high school. For admissions purposes, admission criteria is dependent on your most recent educational experience. Here are the options:

• If you did not complete high school or cannot access your transcript, and you are 21 years of age or older, you will apply as a mature student
• If you completed high school and your transcripts are accessible, you will apply as a high school student
• If you completed some post-secondary work at another institution, you will apply as a post-secondary transfer student
• If you completed some post-secondary work at the University of Regina, and have not attended any other institutions since them, you will apply for re-admission
• If you are applying for a certificate through the Centre for Continuing Education, see admission requirements and how to apply.

The University of Regina is big enough to offer major opportunities to students of all ages, backgrounds and interests — yet small enough to provide personal attention and support.

We are committed to creating an environment where everyone feels part of the community. In fact, well-being and belonging is one of our areas of focus in our strategic plan.

We pride ourselves on giving students a variety of support options, including services through:

• Student Success Centre
• Mental Wellness Hub
• Advising and Career Education Centre
• Co-operative Education and Internships
• ta-tawâw Student Centre
• Funding opportunities