Chapman University Top Questions

A person from the bay area who likes to be surrounded by a small community. And since I am in the music program, a person who enjoys classical music.

Most of the students are fine with coasting. They will waltz out of Chapman with a degree and nothing else. The kids who invest the extra time to find outlets, internships and professors willing to help them will graduate ready for their field of choice. Ultimately, Chapman will let you leave with a degree as long as you can afford it. What you get out of it is up to you.

Definitely someone who wants to spend the next four years of their life in Southern California. Because Chapman isn't really a sports heavy school, someone that isn't a huge football head. Chapman is filled with driven students, so a person who is motivated and ready to begin the trek on the right path to their career is meant to spend their college life at Chapman. Finally, someone who is looking to relax and really soak in the essence of college is meant to be at Chapman: cool, calm, and collected.

Someone who loves to know a lot of people. Also someone who wants to be in the greek life.

Someone who likes small classroom sizes and who wants to get a lot out of their education. Chapman is also very nicely centrally located so there is always something fun around to do.

Students interested in trying several different career fields and anyone that wants the beauty of southern California, without all the crowds.

Chapman University should be attended by anyone and everyone. I dont believe that any school should have a set type of person that could attend. As long as you are dedicated to learning and willing to do whatever it takes to maintain your grades, I believe that you should have the chance at a great education regardless of your ethic or economic background.

This is the best school for transfer students, students looking for an associates degree, and students who need a smaller, more intimate learning enviornment. Many students here plan to transfer into larger universities as juniors, with the skills and knowledge to make the transition easier. This is a great school for parents returning to college years later, and for students who don't quite have an intended major, and are seeking to get thier general education completed while they decide.

Anyone who wants to go forward in a meaningfull career. Our classes have alot of work involved; so a person who is not willing to work for their future career should not attend. I come in contact with many of the other teachers and students that have different classes than I and we are all glad to be at MTI and we are friendly to each other and all supportive of what everyone is trying to do.

A person who is creative, enjoys the arts, and has a lot of determination definitly should attend Chapman University. There are many fine art majors that Chapman has to offer, mine being film production. The University's staff becomes thoroughly involved with these art programs and the students, including myself, could not be more excited to be apart of this school. It takes a lot of dedication and determination as well, and those involved in the art majors at Chapman certainly show that they are career driven within their majors.