<p>Sorry for mega-bumping my old thread. I didn’t want to clutter the forum by making another one on the same topic.</p>
<p>So the Arts Supplement deadline is fast approaching. In fact, there’s 6 days left. Here’s the deal. Much of my essays make reference to music production. The what matters to me and why is entirely based around it. I feel like it’s the only thing differentiating me from a sea of other Asian males going into CS.</p>
<p>But I’m not ready to meet the deadline. I have only 1 work right now that Stanford would like (the rest is amateur dance stuff which I don’t even like that much), and it takes me at least 12-24 hours of solid work for a song, time which I don’t have right now, with school and all the revision I have to do on my essays.</p>
<p>Would it be detrimental to my application if I based most of it around music, and yet not show for it when they provide a place to do so? Like, would they think that I might be hiding something? It really worries me.</p>