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The Office of Housing and Residence Life encourages all students, especially first year students, to live on campus as we feel it is an important aspect to students' overall Chapman experience. Living on campus provides a positive, fun and educational environment. Resident students will encounter the common spirit and goals that make Chapman a close-knit community.
Important information regarding Residential Living at Chapman University has been organized according to student status. Please utilize the links at the left to explore what undergraduate students, graduate & law students and parents can expect when making the important decision to become a part of the residential community at Chapman University.
If any of your questions remain unanswered after viewing our website, please contact us and we will be happy to assist you.
Important Housing and Residence Life Reminders and Upcoming Events
The Office of Housing and Residence Life is excited to announce that Panther Housing Selection 2009 will be held ENTIRELY online. No more crowds or standing in long lines; select your 2009-10 housing assignment from the comfort of your own room! The online application is now available along with all information to successfuly guide you through Panther Housing Selection 2009.
Please note that all students applying for Panther Housing Selection 2009 will be required to submit a $50 Housing Application Fee to the Cashier's Office located in the Bhathal Student Services Center. The Security/Holding Housing Deposit will remain at $600.
Housing rates for the 2009-2010 academic year are also available online on our Housing Rates Page.
Go to the Panther Housing Selection Page.
Checkout 2009
It's time to start packing! The 2008-2009 academic year is drawing to a close and residents should make preparations to complete the official checkout process. Please visit our Checkout Information page for more details!
Help The Earth And A Homeless Pet!
The Office of Housing and Residence Life is currently participating in the "Cash For Critters" program; a recycling program initiated by the Friends of Orange County's Homeless Pets. Donate used ink cartridges, DVDs, laptops, cell phones, etc. and the proceeds will help find homeless pets throughout Orange County their "forever" home. For more information, please take a look at our informational flyer or visit www.fochp.org.
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