Chapman University

Chapman University is a private research university in Orange, California. Founded in 1861, Chapman takes an interdisciplinary approach to learning, and it is known for its personalized education. Its film and law schools are highly regarded, and its undergraduate education is rated among the best. Chapman’s notable alumni have pursued successful careers in film and media, politics, and business.

Most notably, Chapman’s Dodge College of Film and Media Arts and Fowler School of Law rank among the best in the nation. Chapman’s annual tuition rate is $60,288, plus fees. Over 10,000 undergraduate and graduate students are enrolled. Chapman offers over 70 undergraduate programs and nearly 60 postgraduate programs. The school follows a semester-based academic calendar.

The student population at Chapman is diverse and cohesive. The majority of students live on campus and enjoy its easy access to sunny California’s attractions. With nearby recreational options of the beach, the Anaheim Angels, Disneyland and Universal Studios, students have lot to enjoy. Plus, Chapman is situated in an area with booming industry, giving students opportunities to connect and learn from some of the nation’s top leaders and innovators. The school also has over 175 student clubs and organizations, and half of its students study abroad.