» COVID-19 (Coronavirus) Updates

Yes! Please check your Discover Chapman Virtually page for virtual event invitations and opportunities to connect with us online.

You can also join our undergraduate interest list to be emailed when we add new virtual visit events.

Many graduate programs will be in touch with admitted students to offer virtual opportunities to connect.

In addition, you can contact your graduate admission counselor (or email gradadmit@chapman.edu) to inquire about virtual opportunities for your program.

Yes! Many of our undergraduate students volunteer for admitted student events and look forward to meeting incoming students. They would love to hear from you. You can find a list of undergraduate student ambassadors here. They can answer questions about their major, clubs they are in, living in Southern California or anything else on your mind.

If you would like to speak with a current graduate student, please reach out to the admission counselor for that program. 

If you, a parent or legal guardian has recently lost their job or encountered a significant reduction in income, you might want to submit a Financial Aid Appeal.

Submitting a Financial Aid Appeal allows us to examine the information provided on your FAFSA form for extenuating circumstances. If an appeal is approved, it could lead to an increase in your financial aid eligibility. You can learn more about Financial Aid Appeals on our website. 

If you are an incoming undergraduate and would like to discuss whether you have grounds for an appeal, and whether an approved appeal would increase financial aid eligibility, please contact Undergraduate Financial Aid at finaid@chapman.edu or (714) 997-6741.

If you are an incoming graduate, please contact the Graduate Financial Aid Office at gradfinaid@chapman.edu or (714) 628-2730.