LThe application process was pretty straightforward and very well organized. I had a few questions along the way, and the admissions team was always quick to respond and really helpful throughout.
Note: This article was originally published on Medium - How I Got into Chapman University’s Dodge College as an International Student
I still clearly remember the morning I received my acceptance letter from Chapman. With my eyes half-closed, I checked my email, and as soon as I read the word...
First-time applicant. I graduated college 10 years ago, so a bit older than a lot of other applicants.
I didn't get into film until about 5 years after graduating college.
I decided to turn down their offer as I did not receive any scholarship aid and could not afford the program.
Thought I'd start a thread for any and all Chapman MFA Screenwriting application questions.
My first question is about the Narrative Scene requirement. The prompt reads:
"Write a compelling dramatic scene based on this scenario:
Two people who are close experience a sudden calamity that...
Hey all.
I'm really in a funk right now and could use some advice. I got an extension from Chapman, but I need to submit a decision by Thursday. I received my financial aid offer a few days ago, and Chapman has only given me loans. No scholarship or award money, which I was really bummed about...
Hi All!
First time poster, here!
I'm in the process of applying to Chapman's Television Writing and Producing program, but I'm stuck on the writing prompt "In no more than two (2) pages. Describe a television episode about your family. Is it a comedy or a drama? Who is the main character and...
Hi!
I'm applying to LMU, DePaul, UCLA, Texas, Chapman, and maybe Boston U for MFA in screenwriting programs, and noticed that there are pages posted for scholarship opportunities on each site, but I'm unsure exactly what I could get upon applying, particularly at UCLA... they have a whole page...
I am having trouble deciding between these two schools and the financial aid from both is comparable enough to be a low factor.
Rather, I'd like to make an informed decision on which school would best prepare me for a career as a screenwriter. I know any school has its pros and cons but...
This is a pretty broad question. I am very curious to know what your lifestyle is as student at Chapman pursuing a MFA in screenwriting. Any experiences you would like to share would be great.
Thanks.
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