r/chapmanuniversity

A crossplay Minecraft survival community built for chill gameplay, creativity, and connecting players across campuses.

🔥 Pure Vanilla Survival with no mods
🌙 Online 24 hours a day so you can join anytime
👥 Friendly multiversity community where you can build explore or just hang out

Originally created by students from UC San Diego and UC Davis, it has grown into a cross-campus world where players from Chapman University and other schools come together to play and create.

So I applied as a creative producer, knowing its a reach as a transfer, and got in. Great! One problem. I've never made a movie before by myself! This is my creative resume.

Short Film Script: Doors, Short Film Script, Stage Play script: Universal Constant, Personal Script Poetry Collection, Live Stream Crew Member, Media. Engagement Director (August- October)- President (October-Current) Cinema Society, Stage Crew Member.

Thats it. Almost all personal scripts. I have other skills, but I didn't really talk about them in my applications. That can't be right, I am terrified at the idea that I did something wrong,  or they misunderstood my application. Now I’m terrified that if I go, everyone else will be way more experienced and I'll just be there. I honestly think I'll reject it if you think they did, but I need to know what you guys think.

hello! i am currently a senior in high school choosing between chapman university or syracuse university. i am from southern california, so i am fairly close to chapman's campus. i also received a lot of financial aid from chapman (way more than syracuse). however, i am looking more for a big campus and big school feel, which aligns more with syracuse. i'm also a person of color, and knowing that both of these schools are majority white, i'm scared of experiencing racism or discrimination of any kind. could i get anyone's input on these two schools and advice on which one i should choose?

edit: i got in for applied human physiology at chapman and health & exercise sciences at syracuse

I am hoping that people who go to these schools can give me some feedback. Decision day is coming up for me and I need to decide between some colleges to go to. Some of my options are UC Santa Cruz - (I am a bit worried about the size of the school and the overall feel of it, what is hard/easy about this school?), Cal Poly SLO (It is hard to be social if you aren't in greek life?, what are some things about this school I should know?) Santa Clara University (what is it like socially there?) and Chapman Univeristy (again about Greek life, is it hard to have double studies there?) I have researched a bunch on these schools and know stuff about them from an outsider perspective, if anyone goes to any of these places please let me know some things about it to help me make my decision.

Just a curious question, if anyone knows or has an assumption of what the acceptance rate for the accelerated pre-pharmacy program is. (for reference, the overall acceptance rate is around 65%).

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