I also got accepted into political science with presidential scholar. interested to see my financial aid though as the merit scholarship is not enough.
1430 SAT
31 ACT
4.79 weighted gpa
How do you know if you got the presidential scholarship?
accepted to screenwriting 
it says in the 2nd letter on the portal that comes w/ the acceptance which lets u know about merit scholarships
Yay!! congrats! Super excited for political science in general!!
I got accepted with the presidential scholarship too! for biological sciences!
Congrats to everyone else who got in!
SAT: 1500 superscored (1490 not)
GPA: 3.87 unweighted, 4.43 weighted
-National Merit Finalist
-Samsung Solve National Finalist
-Started a marine science club
-Involved in theater production for 7 years
Some other stuff as well:)
What are the different levels of merit scholarships? Which one is the highest?
There are deans, provost or presidential for the main scholarships chapman awards students. there are also several departmental/ talent scholarships as well. the highest is the presidential one I believe. I got a presidential scholarship and it was $32,000 a year but some students got the presidential and got $30,000 a year so i guess it depends. good luck!
I was accepted for the spring semester…little taken aback because my scores and app was great. Anyone else wait listed fall and accepted for spring? I think it was my open major that caused this. Either way congratulations to those who were accepted
@hyacinth12 congratulations!!! 
does anyone know if chapman offers to fly students up for admitted students day? I want to go see the campus etc, but costs…
I got accepted! However, there was no mention of merit aid in the letter. Where can i see that? Or did i receive nothing if it didn’t say in the letter?
@timberwolves If you scroll down to the very bottom of the acceptance page (the one with the confetti), there is a section with letters that are available. There would be a second letter listed (ours was just a date listed as the title) that you can click and this is where we found the merit $ info.