As a high school student, you may already have experience dipping your toes into the field of research. But did you know that high school students can dive even deeper into the research process? In this blog post, we are sharing online research opportunities for high school students.

Are you interested in pursuing your own research as a high school student? In this blog post, we are discussing research opportunities for high school students, including tips for getting started.

Gaining recognition as a young artist can give you a significant boost in your creative career. Learn how to submit your work to the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards.

The Concord Review is the most prestigious and competitive journal publishing work from high school students in history. Read on to learn more about this quarterly journal for academic history papers, the Emerson Prize, and National Writing Board.

The Davidson Fellows Scholarship is one of the most prestigious and competitive competitions for students 18 or younger, featuring scholarship awards of $50,000, $25,000, and $10,000. Read to learn everything you need to know about the Davidson Fellowship.

The MIT THINK Scholars Program is one of the most competitive research mentorship programs promoting student-led innovation in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Read on to learn more about this prestigious mentorship program and how to become a finalist.

Are you a middle- or high-school scientist with a passion for learning about the world through independent research? If this sounds interesting, but you don’t know how to publish your work in a journal, read on to learn more about the Journal of Emerging Investigators!

The Broadcom MASTERS is the premier science and engineering competition for middle school students in the United States and internationally. Read on to learn more about how to earn your spot among the Broadcom MASTERS alums.

Research Science Institute (RSI) is the most competitive science research program for students in the US, and its partner programs are similarly competitive internationally. Attending RSI will undoubtedly boost your profile when it comes time to apply to colleges and join your first research group.

The Regeneron Science Talent Search is widely hailed as the United State’s oldest and most prestigious STEM competition, with a national jury of scientists reviewing participants’ original research. Read on to learn more about this competition, its history and process, and how to join this esteemed community of alumni.

Publishing while in high school is possible and can serve as an impressive centerpiece in your college applications. One of the most well-respected magazines is Boston University’s AGNI Magazine. Read on to learn more about this magazine and how to become one of AGNI’s emerging writers.

Consistently ranked as one of the top, if not the top, universities in the world, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) has several of the leading STEM departments for college and graduate-level students. For high school students seeking to attend MIT or another premier institution, getting exposure to the people and resources at the university can be invaluable to their academic and career development as well as their college applications.

High school students who excel in STEM courses and enjoy creative problem solving are often a natural fit for careers in engineering. And though it may seem like there are few opportunities to explore engineering as a high schooler, there are in fact many ways for students to experience what a career in engineering might be like during high school.

By spending time in a medical environment, high schoolers can begin to decide for themselves whether a career in medicine is right for them and, if so, how they would like to be involved in the healthcare apparatus, be it in clinical work, drug discovery and development, or hospital administration.

Many high schoolers aspire to careers in biology as lab researchers, physicians, or naturalists. Nowadays, there are ample opportunities for high school students to explore these career paths well before college and even use their experiences to clarify their college prospects.

Summer programs in engineering are a great way of boosting a high school student’s college applications by demonstrating to colleges that a student is invested in engineering as a field of study and potential career. Additionally, students can explore different concentrations and applications of engineering––such as mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, or software development––through summer engineering programs.

Whether you’re a high-performing high school student looking to showcase your academic ability or a high schooler interested in exploring a field of interest more deeply, academic competitions are a great way of challenging yourself to solve difficult problems while developing your skill profile along the way.

Getting involved in research as a high school student can help you prepare for the next stage in your academic or professional career. In this blog post, we are sharing benefits of conducting research as a high school student, as well as some tips to help you get started with high school research.

Extracurricular science competitions can be a way for high schoolers to demonstrate exceptional merit and earn prestigious awards in STEM fields on top of their academic success at their schools.

Besides listing a student’s accomplishments, college applications give hopeful candidates the opportunity to tell universities about themselves, to tell a story to admissions officers about their academic journey and scholarly potential. One of the core elements of the college application is a student’s extracurricular involvements.