Student Spotlight: Eric Hall ’25
\”Put yourself out there. The worst that can happen is that you don’t get it, which is the same outcome as if you don’t apply.\”
\”Put yourself out there. The worst that can happen is that you don’t get it, which is the same outcome as if you don’t apply.\”
\”The professors and faculty at Chapman are exceptional. It’s clear the university goes to great lengths to recruit the best scholars and academic leaders in the field.\”
\”My biggest piece of advice for students seeking internships or job opportunities is to stay resilient in the face of rejection. Every ‘no’ is just a step closer to a ‘yes,’ so don’t get discouraged.\”
\”Chapman has offered me many opportunities to get involved in things I’m passionate about, whether it’s through clubs, leadership roles, or other creative outlets.\”
\”Each year has brought new challenges, new growth, and the chance to become a better version of myself academically, athletically, and personally.\”
\”Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. Diversify your experiences and network. If one opportunity doesn’t work out, you’ll have others to fall back on.\”
\”I would recommend getting started as early as possible and grow connections. Focus on researching and applying to anything you find interesting, or find an opportunity to develop a startup.\”
\”No matter how studious or career-oriented you are, the best memories always come from the people you are around.\”
\”My goal is to establish a self-sustaining business that gains prominence and ensures long-term success, rather than being a one-time venture.\”
\”Start early and network with everyone. Find a mentor, make older friends, and always be a good listener. Employers want to see passion and a go-getter attitude.\”
\”My experience at Chapman has been outstanding. As an international student from Peru, the support and closeness with classmates, professors, and staff have been invaluable for my adjustment and engagement in this new environment.\”