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The following essay examples were written by several different authors who were admitted to University of Chicago and are intended to provide examples of successful UChicago application essays. All names have been redacted for anonymity.
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Please note that Bullseye Admissions has shared these essays with admissions officers at University of Chicago in order to deter potential plagiarism. For more guidance on personal essays and the college application process in general, sign up for a monthly plan to work with an admissions Antigone And Civil Disobedience 1-on Was Antigone justified in interpreting the will of the gods? And, if so, would Disobeience support pardoning well-intentioned criminals? Beyond the enthralling analysis of the play, I was captivated by the spirit of UChicago: a campus that invites everyone including a Disobedinece high school student to contribute and develop their ideas. Simultaneously, as someone who enjoys conversing and respectfully challenging ideas, I look forward to immersing myself in the Core Curriculum and obtaining a strong foundation of knowledge. Above all, I appreciate that UChicago teaches students how to think, encourages dialogue, and prompts students to question norms.
Beyond an unparalleled education, UChicago boasts an incredible student body. I hope that culture will only intensify Antigone And Civil Disobedience groups like the student government, Muslim Student Association, or the undefeated Model United Nations team.
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Antigone And Civil Disobedience Though I look forward to Scav, the prospect of another Antigne hunt is even more enticing; over the next four years, my peers and I will discover the impact we intend to have on the world. I look forward to four life-changing years--this time, with a warm winter coat. The author of this essay did a great job highlighting their familiarity with the faculty's research and the university's traditions. It happened in a dorm. The insider tour: coveted by many, enjoyed by few. As we were leaving the common space on her floor in Max P. We came to find that we were doing similar coursework with regard to Classical studies, and with a simple groan at my mention of the adventures of Achilles in Ilion, the battle began. I want a real story.
Round and round we went, like Achilles and Hector around the city of Ilion, neither of us gaining an inch, and neither of us drawing nearer escape. It was the chase. The Iliad would have been far less exciting had Achilles settled for glory, fought for Agamemnon, and killed Hector immediately.
From my point of view, this is what UChicago is all about—the chase; the journey—the questions asked and examined, not only those answered. Lizzie and I never came to a conclusion about which poem is better thankfully we could agree that The Aeneid was objectively well written, and well toldbut we had a riveting, impassioned conversation on a dime. My favorite part of this? It happened on the way to click Physics discussion.]
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