If you’re a high school student with dreams of rising through the regional, national, or even international ranks of the best science fairs available, our Science Fair Elite Research Program may be the tool you need to win first place.

Whether it’s an in-school course or a virtual class, participating in high school research programs is a win-win. However, there are several advantages to online research programs that students should consider when weighing their options.

From alternative spring break programs and pre-college courses to lofty internships that last from February to May, there are many spring programs for high school students to participate in.

While we offer virtual research programs year-round, this fall we’re only offering our most popular cohorts and expect the spots to fill up quickly. So, get a head start on extracurricular planning and become a Scholar Launch student today.

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.

We’re offering 40 advanced group research programs for high school students that span STEM, the humanities, social sciences, business, art, and architecture.

This Spring, we’re offering 19 group research programs to middle and high school scholars interested in exploring advanced subjects beyond the classroom, learning university-level research methodology, and pursuing publication and letter of recommendation opportunities.

For high school students who aspire to be oncologists, there are internships and programs high schoolers can explore right now to start familiarizing themselves with the intricacies of oncological research and biomedicine.

Fall research can seem like an intimidating commitment, but it is a great way to stride into the spring admissions season with fresh research experience under your belt. With a little time management and some hands-on mentorship from our faculty, our students can achieve incredible things.