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My classmates are intellectual, driven students who strive to make a difference whether it's at home, on Chapman's campus, or in their work experiences.

The students in my classes are extremely focused and determined to learn.

There is a wide variety of students at Chapman. Some are very engaged and go above and beyond what is assigned to get the full impact of the course. Some interract on a personal level with professors and look deeper into topics at hand. Some students will do the bare minimum and skate by. It depends largely on whether the class is taken for interest or simply for credit/GE.

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Chapman panthers are very school spirted and involved in thier passions. We pride our school and we are all here to become leaders in our future.

Everyone at this college was a working student, many were older with families. Very diverse cultural backgrounds and diverse age growps. Serious and dedicated students.

They are friendly, everyone says hi when you walk by. It is a great environment to be in.

There's a broad diversity of students here from other countries, backgrounds, and religious beliefs. The school is very accepting of the diversity here and there are several clubs and organizations that cater to different religions, political views, sexual orientation, and ethnicity. Even if students aren't a particular ethnicity or sexual orientation, I've seen students join those organizations because the support the ideas behind the organization or have an interest in group. I'm in Japanese Club because I'm interested in Japanese culture, even though I'm Korean.

The students at my school are not very diverse. Black and Hispanic students would feel out of place at Chapman. Yes, different students interact with one another. Different student wear different things to class. In the dining table the students are either all in the same fraternity or sorority and they clicked during the first few weeks of school. Most of the students are from California but many are out of state as well. Some students are politically aware while others are not so much.

There are a large variety of students at Chapman. I would say most students however are social, interactive and enjoy meeting new people. On campus you will see male students wearing t -shirts and shorts and probably long boarding to class. Females either dress up casually for class or wear sports/workout clothes. One of the coolest things about Chapman is the number of clubs it offers. There are over 75 different clubs a student can join. Almost anyone can find a club that suits them. Some examples of clubs are Hawaii Club, Sailing Club, Action in Africa, Invisible Children, Christian Club, Jewish Club, Club of Republicans and much more. In the beginning of my freshman year, I tried out several different clubs to see which club I was most interested in. Each and every club was welcoming and very different!