While many opportunities are reserved for undergraduate pre-law students and graduate law school scholars, there are still plenty of ways for students as young as rising 9th graders to explore the field of law.

Passion projects allow students to develop important skills while inviting them to explore their emerging identities and enhance their college applications in the process.

The standout Scholar Launch alum for this month had his fair share of challenges. However, with the support and guidance of his Faculty Advisor and Teaching Assistant, he eventually came out on top.

For high school students interested in pursuing niche research topics tailored to their interests, interdisciplinary cohorts that explore innovative solutions for complex problems are the ideal way to succeed in college admissions.

As tech becomes more inextricable from modern life, we’ll need an increasing number of technological experts to help us navigate the future of humanity. Here’s what students can study to be at the forefront of the technological revolution.

How does human intelligence compare to computational intelligence? For the latest Scholar Launch webinar, we invited three of our Faculty Advisors–all distinguished professors from top universities–to explore the boundaries of artificial intelligence, neuroscience, and more.

Student S reached peak academic success by pursuing a unique and meaningful research topic, which demonstrated academic curiosity, and crafting thoughtful college essays that honestly reflected on her transformative research experience.

Deciding between summer schools, research programs, academic competitions, and internships is a common struggle for high school students. So, we invited the former Assistant Director of Admissions at the University of Chicago to speak with students about strategic extracurricular planning during summer break.

Extracurricular summer programs aren’t just for high school students. Middle school students can also spend their summer breaks meeting new friends, discovering newfound interests, and developing important skills.