All new students are encouraged to seek advising prior to registering for courses.  So one of the first things you should do is choose your advising method:

1. In-person advising.  If you would like to meet one-on-one with an academic advisor to review your degree requirements, you should contact the Academic Advising Center to set up an appointment.  Advising appointments for new students will be available starting May 5.  To schedule an appointment, call the Academic Advising Center at (714) 744-7959.
2. Group advising.  This option is available for students who wish to meet not only with an academic advisor but also a faculty advisor.  In these sessions, the Academic Advising Center staff will provide students and parents an overview of the General Education program, first year courses and registration in a group workshop setting.  Students will then have the opportunity to meet with a faculty advisor to discuss course requirements and opportunities in their major.  These sessions are available on July 10, 15 and 31.  Space is limited, and advanced sign-up is required.  To RSVP for a group advising day, call the Academic Advising Center at (714) 744-7959.
3. Online advising.  This option is available for students who are not local to the Orange County area and those who are comfortable receiving information in an electronic environment.  Phone support will be available through the Academic Advising Center if students have questions after they complete the guide.  Students who choose this method should complete the New Student Information Guide in its entirety in order to receive their registration date.

Academics	Taking Care of Business	Co-Curricular Experience and Student Services
New Student Information Guide This will provide you with key information related to advising and course registration.	Access your Chapman email All students must use their Chapman email address when corresponding with Chapman faculty, staff and administration.  Use the user name and password you received by mail when you applied.	Associated Students AS is Chapman's student government.
Academic Advising Center The AAC can assist students with reading their program evaluation and selecting first-year courses.  We are also the primary advisors for undeclared students.	Financial Aid If you are receiving loans, complete loan counseling and the master promissory note, if applicable.	Athletics Chapman sponsors 18 intercollegiate sports that compete at the NCAA Division III level as well as several club sports.
Math Placement This site will provde you with key information regarding placement testing and course exemptions.	Business Office Check here to print your Tuition Fee Master Payment Contract and for information on Chapman's Electronic Billing and Payment Services.	Career Development Center Check here for information on internships and career planning.
Language Placement This site will provide you with guidelines for self-placement in our language courses.	Health and Immunization Records All students are required to return the health forms that were provided in your admission packet to Student Health Services by July 31.	Inside Track Inside Track is a college-success coaching program provided for first year students.
Transcripts and AP/IB scores All students must submit their final high school transcripts by July 31.  Students enrolled in AP or IB courses must submit official exam scores for evaluation; however, students are encouraged to bring a copy of their scores to their advising appointment.	ID Card Apply for your student ID card ahead of time by emailing your picture in JPEG format along with your full name and student ID number to cardoffice@chapman.edu.  For assistance, call Telecommunications at (714) 744-7011.	PEER and Health Education This office promotes activities and provides information to students about their physical, social and mental well-being.
First Year Program Check here for important information about the summer reading program and descriptions of the Freshman Foundations courses (FFC 100).	Parking Permits	Student Employment This office provides information and assistance to students who are seeking part-time, on-campus job opportunities.
WebAdvisor and Registration After receiving advising (either in person or online), you will utilize WebAdvisor to register for courses.	Housing and Residence Life	Student L.E.A.D. Center The center encompasses the following offices: Student Transitions and Orientation, Social Justice, Leadership Development, Service Learning, Activities and Special Events, and Greek Life.
Center for Academic Success CAS provides tutoring services for most Chapman courses as well as services for students with disabilities.	Dining Options Check here for information regarding the university meal plan for residential students and voluntary plans for commuter students.	Student Psychological Counseling Services SPCS provides confidential and professional counseling and therapy free of charge for all full-time undergraduate students.
Center for Global Education Check here for information on Study Abroad, Travel Courses and International Internship opportunities.	Student Conduct Code	Summer Welcome Receptions Register for a welcome event in your home area. Hosted in Chapman family homes for new students and their families; held in locations throughout the United States.
Undergraduate Catalog	AlcoholEDU
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