This Scholar Success Story is the perfect example of a self-motivated student who’s strategic about their extracurricular activities and sincere with their efforts to make a positive impact on the world around them.

For our latest webinar, we invited Dr. Vladimir Petrovic, a researcher, historian, and Scholar Launch Faculty Advisor, to lead attendees on an exploration of Eurasian geopolitical tensions.

Here are a few fields of study young academics can pursue that contribute to preventative care, innovative medical research, and the overall betterment of healthcare quality in our communities.

This summer, there are many academic programs available for high school students pursuing careers in everything from aerospace engineering to computer science. Start exploring your options and check out these 10 opportunities for extracurricular STEM activities.

Students hoping to break into the highly coveted field of computer science should prepare for steep academic competition. Which is why one of our alumni wisely decided to pursue both advanced research and entrepreneurship to fortify his academic profile.

These trends are shaping the landscape of higher education. Parents and students alike should stay knowledgeable about them to remain competitive in 2025 and beyond.

Consider our latest webinar a masterful how-to guide for university-bound high school students looking to craft the most impactful college applications possible.

Students with business acumen can influence lasting, positive change in the world in many ways. Here are just a few ways students pursuing a business career can use their education.

Scholar Launch offers virtual research programs to middle school and high school students. By pairing our ambitious young scholars with esteemed faculty advisors for hands-on mentorship, we help them achieve their academic goals and earn acceptance into the schools of their dreams.

Have you joined a Scholar Launch webinar yet? If not, you may be missing out on some pertinent information about your journey to higher education. Here’s a quick recap of what the attendees of “Navigating Research Programs in College Applications” learned.