Incoming students still need to submit transcripts and/or test scores to satisfy their admission requirements.
In addition, all admission decisions are contingent upon continued academic success. You are expected to maintain your reported overall grade point average and current course grades. If these drop below what was reported on your application, your offer of admission might be withdrawn.
Submitting Test Scores
Official ACT/SAT TestScores
All incoming students who submitted unofficial ACT or SAT scores as part of their Chapman application are required to submit official scores for verification. Please request official scores by June 1 (immediately following your senior year):
- Submit ACT scores here: Chapman University's ACT code is 0210.
- Submit SAT scores here: Chapman University's SAT code is 4047.
Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) Test Scores
Official AP and IB exam score reports are required to obtain college credit. For test scores to be considered official, they must be received directly from the issuing testing board.
Please provide any available test results at the same time you submit your Enrollment Deposit. Send results for senior year exams by July 31.
To obtain your AP or IB test scores, use the following:
International Examination Scores
For A-levels, Maturità, French Baccalaureate, German Abitur and CAPE, please submit official results when available. For questions about how to submit official results, please email intladmit@chapman.edu.
Submitting Transcripts
Official Transcripts
- Official transcripts are required from all high school and colleges you previously attended, even if you withdrew from the course(s) or the course(s) were non-academic or not applicable to your college major.
- A final official transcript, showing final term grades and your graduation date, must be mailed no later than July 31.
- College courses listed on high school transcripts are not considered official. A separate college transcript must be sent for any type of college-level course taken during high school. Information about course substitution and credit is available on our Transfer Credit and Articulation page.
- We cannot accept transcripts that are sent to us from the student. For a transcript to be considered official, it must either:
- Be submitted as a PDF to Chapman directly from the issuing institution.
- Remain in its original sealed enveloped when sent to Chapman.
- Transcripts can be emailed to the Office of Admission at admit@chapman.edu or mailed to us at:
Credit Limitation on College Units
No more than 32 units will be awarded to incoming high school students through dual college credit taken in high school and/or through certain scores on AP/IB exams.
Transfer students can transfer a maximum of 70 semester units from the community college system. There is no limit on the maximum amount of credits that can be transferred in from an approved, accredited four-year college.
To view all credit limitations, visit our online course Catalog.
Transfer Credit Evaluation
For students entering Chapman with completed college work and/or submitted AP or IB exam results, please refer to your Transfer Credit Report on your Student Portal. The report lists exams and courses received and qualifying transfer credit.
For units currently in progress or for AP and/or IB exams that have not yet been submitted, please note that the Transfer Credit Evaluation will continue to update as additional transcripts and test scores are submitted through the Office of Admission.
Please contact the Office of Admission at admit@chapman.edu with any questions regarding your Transfer Credit Evaluation.
Deferment and Interruped Enrollment
If your plans change for your first semester, you might consider deferring admission or taking an interupted enrollment:
- Deferring admission means you are moving your entry term forward by one semester or academic year.
- Interrupted enrollment means taking time off after completing coursework through Chapman University.
You can learn more about both options here.
If you are considering either option before the start of the semester, reach out to your Admission Counselor. All deferrals must be approved by the Office of Admission before the semester begins.