Regenesys Business College Graduation Experience

I am a proud graduate of Regenesys Business College, having completed my studies in May 2025. Throughout my academic journey, the college provided a solid educational foundation, and while there were occasional challenges, they were manageable and forgivable. However, the graduation experience was deeply disappointing and has left a lasting negative impression.

The venue selected for the ceremony was substandard and failed to reflect the significance of the occasion. The programme itself lacked structure and polish, falling short of the expectations one would reasonably have for a professional institution. Most distressing was the chaotic and poorly managed process of issuing degree certificates. I was among several students whose documents were inexplicably missing on the day. It took days of follow-up before my certificate was eventually delivered to my home—an experience that should never have occurred.

The most frustrating issue, however, has been the graduation photos. Despite having paid for them months ago, I have yet to receive mine. It is now November 2025, and repeated attempts to engage with the college have yielded no results. I spoke with representatives including Mompati and Thulane, both of whom assured me they would follow up. To date, I have received no resolution. The excuse provided—that the photographer failed to deliver—is unacceptable. As a paying customer, I should not bear the consequences of the college’s vendor mismanagement.

This is not simply about a photo. It’s about accountability, professionalism, and respect for students who entrusted the institution with their education and their money. Regenesys Business College must take full responsibility and refund all 2025 graduates who did not receive their photos. The lack of transparency and follow-through is deeply concerning and reflects poorly on the institution’s commitment to its students.

To future students: while Regenesys may excel at onboarding and registration, the support and professionalism throughout the student lifecycle especially during milestone events like graduation require serious improvement.

I hope this message is received with the seriousness it deserves. We, as graduates, deserve better.