Show HN: UChicago admissions asked me to find Waldo. I did.
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Re: Show HN: UChicago admissions asked me to find Waldo. I did.
#2Very cool, and something that probably will impress admissions officers, though I think it's generally not a good idea to publicly publish admissions essays until after the deadline.
Re: Show HN: UChicago admissions asked me to find Waldo. I did.
#3Waitaminute, Supplement to the Common Application? Oh, Chicago, how you have strayed!
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#5FYI, you made typo on "Boltzmann" in the essay.
Edit: looks like you already submitted the essay. Oh well. Good luck :)
Re: Show HN: UChicago admissions asked me to find Waldo. I did.
#6Very cool, and something that probably will impress admissions officers, though I think it's generally not a good idea to publicly publish admissions essays until after the deadline.
I applied early action before publishing, and the deadline will pass in a few minutes.
Re: Show HN: UChicago admissions asked me to find Waldo. I did.
#7Waitaminute, Supplement to the Common Application ? Oh, Chicago, how you have strayed!
i'm sure many enterprising young applicants used the same essay for both the common and (un)common apps.
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#8Best o luck. I tried something similar with Stanford, submitting some APL code and a detailed explanation... didn't work that well.
I love the U of C, great school but not necessarily an easy place to go to school. The CS people are one of the few bastions of SML among CS depts.
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OP is likely in high school, give him/her a break. Better than anything I produced at that age.
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It really isn't novel, and it's certainly not elegant. This is an admissions essay, not a masters thesis. I'm not asking for a degree; I'm asking to be recognized as having potential.