I have already submitted my application; however, I was wondering if it would be beneficial to send a supplementary text document to Harvard in which I include links to my GitHub and personal website. Both include two examples of my previous coding projects. One of the projects is a platform that I spent three months programming.
Is it too late to send supplementary materials? Should I send these links in the first place?
@QuestioningAll - if the additional material is “exceptional” and if you think it is going to add substantial value to your previously submitted application, you should submit it.
Harry Lewis, the Dean of Harvard’s Computer Science Department, is a member of the Admissions Committee and probably is the go-to person on the committee to view CS supplemental material submitted by applicants. So, if you think the man who taught both Bill Gates and Mark Zuckerberg would be impressed by your coding projects, then send it – but be certain what is on your website is of absolute stellar quality and substance, as anything less will not impress and might detract from your overall application.