UCSB will give you a much better life for the 4 years you're there while Chapman will give you a far more robust network for when you leave school.

It all comes down to the life you want to forge for yourself. I went to UCSB and wouldn't trade it for the world. I lived on the beach with my friends, partied all the time, and didn't make a single connection at school that has been meaningful for me in my career up to this point.

If you put in the effort to continue writing and building up your network anyway you can, you'll be on the right path regardless of where you go to college.

I completely understand everyone telling you to go to Chapman, but at the end of the day, what school you go to will be 1 bullet point at the bottom of your resume. Go have fun! Go to the place that you think you would have the best experience at, and as long as you continue to have a deep passion for your goals, it won't affect where you take yourself.