Last day to apply for Fall admissioms: October 15, 2026. Sign up for information session.
Last day to apply for Fall admissioms: October 15, 2026. Sign up for information session.
Blog Posts
Computer science research allows high school students to investigate questions beyond classroom coding exercises. You might examine how artificial intelligence interprets language, test how machine learning models classify images, or
Medical research gives high school students the opportunity to investigate how diseases develop, how treatments work, and how scientific discoveries shape patient care. However, medical research programmes for high school
STEM research gives high school students the opportunity to investigate scientific questions, apply mathematical concepts, and explore technologies beyond the school curriculum. Through these experiences, students can contribute to ongoing
Podcasts
In this podcast, Professor Sandie Byrne (University of Oxford) speaks us about the ways we can “stretch, challenge, and exploit” the “possibilities of that amazing thing called language,” particularly in
Our guest this episode is Emily Parliman. She has read thousands of college applications and studied how selective universities make admissions decisions. She spent two seasons reviewing applications for the
Our guest this episode is Lydia Mason, an education consultant and high school English teacher. She previously worked as an admissions reader at NYU. In that role, she recommended admissions
Student Spotlights
https://youtu.be/iFtJAETeZYE?si=IsoHv1UC8FGdeJch Swiluva Sigalovada Swilly Sumardy Ma is a Year 10 student at Tzu Chi School PIK in Indonesia. He has a strong interest in microbiology, infectious diseases, and public health.
https://youtu.be/K1IMVG0nWv4?si=uekJOpzj-DWAULTE Anushka Satyadev is a Year 11 student at The Cambridge International School in Bangalore, India. She has a strong interest in neuroscience, biology, and medicine, particularly the relationship between
https://youtu.be/EOTEUquai1M?si=bL2XTqtH1ERrS-kL Josiah Wheeler is a Year 11 student at Atholton High School in Maryland, United States. His academic interests include neuroscience, biomedical engineering, artificial intelligence, and environmental science. He is
