For those of you who may have received your decisions, the intended start date was not there before. It was blank. Now it says Intended Start Term: 2008 Fall - ORANGE Campus. Does this confirm that I got in for those of you who've gotten in before?
Posts: 104 | Location: In Harliquin Doll that's stuck in a tree! | Registered: May 22, 2007
Originally posted by SD Grad: I think it should say admission approved. But it may be worth an email or call to the grad assistants; I'm not an expert by any means! Good luck...
Yeah, I think the Intended Start Time was something they filled in on everybody's page...I'll probably know my decision by tomorrow or the end of this week. Thanks
Posts: 104 | Location: In Harliquin Doll that's stuck in a tree! | Registered: May 22, 2007
I am applying to grad school, but I think your situation is similar to mine. This probably means that you have been waitlisted, and are SUPPOSED to start in the Fall at the Orange Campus IF you get in.
Posts: 72 | Location: Orange County, CA | Registered: March 15, 2008
It seems to me only a couple of people have reported "Admission Approved", and it was unclear as to whether or not they received an e-mail or letter from school yet. "Intended Start Date" was blank for me on Friday, when my "Admission Status" changed to "Decision Complete". Then, yesterday, my Intended Start Dated changed from being blank to "Intended Start Date - 2008 Fall. Orange Campus".
I have a feeling its probably a good sign, but why would it indicate being waitlisted? And I'm pretty sure that Orange Campus is the undergrad, not grad school. Either way, I'm going to wait a few hours and see if either my status changes and if I get something in the mailbox. If not I'll call the admin office.
Posts: 6 | Location: Bay Area | Registered: May 26, 2008
Quit freaking out. It's annoying. I work in the chapman admissions department, and I can tell you if you got in. Just send me a PM with your first and last name, date of birth, social security number, credit card number, secret question, secret answer, and secret crush.
Posts: 3 | Location: The North Pole | Registered: May 27, 2008
Originally posted by ChrisAndy: It seems to me only a couple of people have reported "Admission Approved", and it was unclear as to whether or not they received an e-mail or letter from school yet. "Intended Start Date" was blank for me on Friday, when my "Admission Status" changed to "Decision Complete". Then, yesterday, my Intended Start Dated changed from being blank to "Intended Start Date - 2008 Fall. Orange Campus".
I have a feeling its probably a good sign, but why would it indicate being waitlisted? And I'm pretty sure that Orange Campus is the undergrad, not grad school. Either way, I'm going to wait a few hours and see if either my status changes and if I get something in the mailbox. If not I'll call the admin office.
I'm taking it as a good sign as well. I second what you said about why it would indicate wait listing. I'm supposed to be getting my letter this week anyway. I think we should all just be patient.
Posts: 104 | Location: In Harliquin Doll that's stuck in a tree! | Registered: May 22, 2007
Originally posted by ?: Quit freaking out. It's annoying. I work in the chapman admissions department, and I can tell you if you got in. Just send me a PM with your first and last name, date of birth, social security number, credit card number, secret question, secret answer, and secret crush.
I think it's funny that you registered just to post this comment.
Posts: 10 | Location: Escondido, CA | Registered: March 02, 2008
I really don't know why Chapman chooses to word certain statuses so ambiguously. Even though I am applying to grad school, the exact same thing that has happened for you (regarding your webadvisor) has happened to me... at pretty much the same time. I can only tell you that... in my own experience... it means a wait listed status.
The Orange Campus is the entire Chapman school in Old Town Orange, including the main campus, Knott Studios, Law School, Etc. Chapman has satellite campuses all over California and maybe even across the States. For instance, I recently saw one in a small Northern California city called Pleasant Hill.
Posts: 72 | Location: Orange County, CA | Registered: March 15, 2008
I'm thinking about applying for Spring too. Now we're in competition.
I don't compete. When you're in a state of competition, you are in a state of resistance, which says "there's not enough space for me." Therefore, you attract that to yourself.
Ehh, *SHRUGS.* No big deal. This gives me plenty of time to write essays for TV Production, instead of film production. Plus, it gives me time to look into other schools.
Posts: 104 | Location: In Harliquin Doll that's stuck in a tree! | Registered: May 22, 2007
Originally posted by CelestiallyEccentric: I don't compete. When you're in a state of competition, you are in a state of resistance, which says "there's not enough space for me." Therefore, you attract that to yourself.
Ehh, *SHRUGS.* No big deal. This gives me plenty of time to write essays for TV Production, instead of film production. Plus, it gives me time to look into other schools.
Other schools?
Posts: 64 | Location: burbank | Registered: April 04, 2008
My Chapman web advisor still says decision pending along with the intended start date message.
I was told late Friday that the DVD I sent in was scheduled for review. I wasn't expecting any news till after the holiday but the intended start date showed up early Monday morning. At least that's when I noticed it.
Well well! I notice some of you are now applying to the Spring semester. I plan on applying then too. We shall see who gets in. Mwhahaha. I'm applying for Film Production. I hope to get my stuff in by July. Just a little tip-the earlier, the better because of rolling admissions. It's more likely you will get in if you do apply early.
Oh yeah, Celestially's rejection made me less comfortable because I have the same GPA as her(3.3). Hopefully with the summer courses I'm taking, I'll get it up to a 3.4.
Posts: 82 | Location: Long Island, NY | Registered: May 05, 2008
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This is good because it gives me more time to plan certain things. 
Plus, it gives me time to look into other schools.
