The Orange Campus coordinates programs in the admission, registration, financial aid and business offices and learning resources for the centers. Academic requirements for center students are essentially the same as for the Orange campus. Academic Programs Chapman's academic structure is divided between the Wilkinson College of Letters and Sciences, six schools, the College of Lifelong Learning and graduate studies. The university offers more than 40 fields of undergraduate as well as graduate degree programs and credential programs for educators. Student Life Student life at Chapman is vigorous and diverse.
Students come from varied economic, social, cultural and ethnic backgrounds.
Yet because of Chapman's size, opportunities for involvement are extended to all students through an active student government, service and social fraternities and sororities, religious organizations, intercollegiate and intramural athletics, student publications, numerous social and cultural events and student productions in drama, music, film and dance. The Career Development Center provides a variety of services to students, graduates and former students. The Chapman Alumni Association encompasses about 60,000 alumni consisting of 20,000 main campus alumni and nearly 40,000 alumni from the university's Academic Centers. The Association has many opportunities for involvement, through regional chapters and a myriad of programs and events. With the increasing number of financial aid options available to students and parents, and an array of merit and need-based scholarships, a Chapman education can be within reach.