Everything you need to know about college admissions

Emily’s high school research on climate change ignited her passion for environmental science, strengthened her college application, and prepared her with valuable skills for Stanford.

Divya, a high school junior, explored neuroscience through Nova Scholar, gaining research experience, confidence, and critical thinking skills with one-on-one mentorship from top university mentors.

Exploring the world of academic research in the humanities and social sciences can be a transformative experience for high school students.

In the increasingly competitive landscape of college admissions, standing out from the crowd has never been more crucial.

Are you passionate about computer science and eager to dive into a meaningful research project?

In today's competitive college admissions landscape, standing out is more crucial than ever.

Publishing research as a high school student is a great way to boost your academic profile.

Stanford and MIT aren’t Ivy League schools due to the Ivy League’s geographic, athletic origins, but both are equally prestigious in academics and research.

Science fairs offer high school students opportunities to explore interests and develop skills. Top project ideas include plant growth experiments, solar-powered devices, food chemistry, exercise physiology, and forensic science.