Dr. Peter Jipsen, Professor of Mathematics, is a respected scholar of universal algebra, lattice theory and multiple other areas. Learn how undergraduate research influences his work in abstract algebra and parallel algorithms:
Internships are a great way to earn credit and money while gaining research experience in a professional environment. You will have several industries to choose from, as Chapman is close to several data analytics, medical and tech companies.
Our Schmid College career advisor will help you in your internship search. We have ongoing relationships with many organizations in the region, and these have been strengthened by their great experiences working with Chapman students. Some of these partners include:
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Studying and researching abroad can be a valuable part of your undergraduate experience. Studying abroad will likely not delay graduation, and you may be eligible for a tuition waiver and/or funding awards.
Joining a student club or organization is a great way to build your community and develop your skillset. Chapman has more than 230 options. You can view Schmid’s College clubs here.
Below are options we think are especially relevant for Mathematics majors.
You can learn more about the application process on the University’s Admission website. Specific transfer recommendations are available below. While you consider Chapman, we hope you will also have time to visit for a:
Chapman encourages you to explore your interests wherever they take you. Many students interested in math are also curious about:
You can explore all of Chapman’s undergraduate majors and minors with our program finder.
GCI is a unique two-year research project that is part of the curriculum for all incoming first-year students in Schmid College.
The Keck Center is the home of Schmid College and where you will take classes, research and collaborate.
