Editing University of Chicago (section)

== Admissions to the University of Chicago ==
The University of Chicago is known for its '''highly selective admissions process'''. Applicants are evaluated on a variety of factors, including '''academic achievement''', '''intellectual curiosity''', '''personal character''', and '''extracurricular involvement'''. The university’s commitment to diversity and academic freedom makes it a place for students who want to explore challenging ideas and contribute to meaningful conversations.

=== Key Admission Requirements: ===

* '''Standardized Tests''': The University of Chicago is '''test-optional''' for both the '''SAT''' and '''ACT''' for undergraduate applicants.
* '''Essays''': The University is known for its '''unconventional essays''', which provide applicants with an opportunity to showcase their creativity, intellectual curiosity, and personal insights.
* '''Letters of Recommendation''': Applicants must submit '''two teacher recommendations''' and one '''counselor recommendation'''.
* '''Extracurriculars''': The university values '''academic passion''', '''leadership''', and '''community service''' in its applicants.

=== Financial Aid at the University of Chicago ===
The University of Chicago offers a '''need-blind''' admissions process for U.S. citizens and meets '''100% of demonstrated financial need'''. The university is committed to ensuring that finances do not limit access to its world-class education.
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