Whether you’re just starting to look at colleges, or have already been accepted to Chatham (congrats!), we’re excited to bring you on campus and help you take the next step of your college journey.
On New Student Registration Days, you can meet with faculty advisors and create your class schedule. If you’ve made your deposit, you’ll be able to register for classes, take your student ID photo, complete a housing survey, and set up your Chatham email account. Sign-up for an upcoming event at the link below and then visit our New Student Registration (NSR) Support Site.
Attending a weekend event, like Saturday Visit Day or an Open House, is a great way to explore Chatham University. Current students will guide you through Shadyside Campus, you'll connect with staff from the Academic Success Center and Student Life, and meet your admission counselor. You'll also receive information about scholarships, financial aid, internships, graduate programs, career outcomes, and more. If you can't visit us in person, our virtual sessions are a great way to learn more and have your questions answered.
Chatham offers more than 40 majors in sustainability and health; business and communications; and the arts and sciences. Whether you already know what you want to study or you’re ready to explore the possibilities, an academic visit day at Chatham will give you an in-depth look at our top-notch academics.
Time for a change? Chatham offers many different visit options for transfer students. Find the time of day and way you want to engage—we are here for you and ready to answer your questions.
Chatham University is hitting the road this fall, and we’d love to meet you! Our admission counselors will be traveling the Northeast to attend college fairs and visit high schools. Check our schedule to see if we’re coming to a city near you. Pre-register to connect with your admission counselor and let them know you’re coming!
At Chatham, we’re proud of the financial aid we’re able to offer to students, and scholarship interview days are an important part of making that happen. In addition to the interview (which will take place with faculty in your academic area of interest) you’ll get to have a one-on-one meeting with a financial aid counselor to help answer your questions about Chatham’s affordability, applying for FAFSA, and other college financing questions.
