Job Placement at Chapman

Colleges and Universities A-Z Chapman University
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<p>I got admitted to the Business School at Chapman and I was just wondering how their job placement is after graduation.</p>

<p>When Argyros was ranked in 2009, it got a C in job placement.. :(
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Now it's not even ranked this year, which might make that C drop even more? :0</p>

<p>For me, one of the most important things about a school is the ability to find a good job after graduation. If someone could share anything they know about this for Chapman, I would really appreciate it. </p>

<p>Thanks :)</p>

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<p>I had the same concerns about this. My mom researched on Chapman’s site and they have 1 job fair with around 30 companies showing up.</p>

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<p>wow I got accepted into business major as well…</p>

<p>how does it fare almost mid level UC schools like UCI?</p>

<p>is chapman worse? or about the same?</p>

<p>and a side question, but is housing required for freshman?</p>

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<p>I know someone who graduated from Chapman - she had lots of internships and said her professor was very helpful. I applied to the school because of her positive remarks. She was an Econ Major and I’ll be majoring in Accounting so I hope I still have the same good experiences she did. She says she is still in touch with her professor and he invited her to return for her Masters with his “team.”
She also said that they encourage and give you the opportunity to take classes outside your major whereas UC’s can be more rigid, thereby making you more marketable supposedly. Yes, this is a good way to make tuition money but I do tend to agree with her as well.
Finally, she said that most of her friends were able to find jobs right out of school some I’m hopeful. To be honest, I’m not from CA and have no roots or desire to stay here, so when I think jobs and internships, I think nationally so I don’t limit my opportunities.</p>

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<p>^ I’m majoring in Accounting too! :O</p>

<p>I’ve asked around about Chapman and most of the feedback has been negative ): – stereotypical rich white school with a small social scene and much too expensive tuition :/</p>

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<p>Well, I’m 29 and go to Saddleback right now and the parking lot is filled with BMWs and Mercedes with drivers that can barely see above the steering wheel/don’t need to shave yet, so I guess two more years won’t kill me. Besides, you may end up working with them in a future so might as well get used to handling their personalities now. I don’t care about the social scene because I have my own friends. I’ll only be there to learn and network. Those kids will just make us look smarter right?
Yeah, it’s pricey but they have more access to professors and a bigger endowment. So with scholarships and financial aid, you might pay the same (or less if you’re lucky) for a “better” education. Either way, there’s always going to be stupid, stuck-up people. Trust me on that.</p>