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Pioneer Research Program for High School Students
Pioneer Academics, a public benefit corporation, has established itself as the premier and only college-accredited online research program tailored for high school students. It has earned the distinction of awarding maximum college credits unparalleled to any undergraduate-level research course. It was in 2016 when Pioneer Academy and Oberlin College’s collaboration crystallized in the accreditation of…
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Top Summer Program: The John Locke Institute Summer Program
The John Locke Institute (JLI) is an educational organization with the singular purpose of broadening the intellectual horizons of high school students. Through essay competitions, seminars, residential summer programs, and events, the institute challenges students to think critically. As a result, students can become future problem solvers. Who was John Locke? John Locke (1632–1704) was…
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Top Summer Program-Horizon Research
As an ambitious high school student aiming to get into a top university in the U.S., imagine spending a few weeks of your summer holidays doing college-level research work under the guidance of eminent professors. While the word “research” may send chills down your spine and your immediate reaction is HELP!, we are not asking…
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Are U.S. Summer Schools Worth the Investment?
As an international student, if you are looking to make the best use of your summer holidays, you could join a summer school in the U.S. While your vision of your holiday time might be to play video games, watch movies, and catch up with friends, the benefits of joining a 4- to 7-week summer…
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A comprehensive analysis of Brown’s class of 2028
Insights into Admission Numbers and Trends For the class of 2028, Brown University received an application of 6,244 in the Early Decision round, and they admitted 898 students. Further 1,623 students received their admission offer in the Regular Decision out of an application pool of 42,637. According to the Brown Daily Herald, the overall acceptance…
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A comprehensive analysis of Columbia’s class of 2028
Insights into Columbia’s Admission Statistics for the Class of 2028 Columbia has offered 2,319 students admission to the class of 2028 from a pool of 60,248 applicants for both Early and Regular decision; the highest in the history of Columbia, according to their website. However, the acceptance rate is a low 3.9 %. Columbia released…
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A Comprehensive Analysis of MIT’s Class of 2028
MIT breaks records with 28,232 Applications for the Class of 2028 MIT announced that for the class of 2028, they received a record-breaking application of 28,232 including Early and Regular Action. The number of students who received the offer is 1,275. This represents an overall acceptance rate of 4.5%. In the Early Application cycle, MIT…
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US Test Optional Colleges-2024-25
To take or not to take? That is the question plaguing many students who are witnessing a few universities returning to standardized testing in the post-Covid era. In the last two months, Dartmouth College, Brown University, Yale University, and the entire public university system of Florida and Georgia have reinstated SAT/ACT for the application year…
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All You Need To Know About The University of Miami
Have you ever stopped to think how a university, born amidst a land boom and a devastating hurricane, managed to rise to prominence? There is nothing more remarkable than the journey of the University of Miami which is characterized by resilience, foresight, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. Established in 1925, UM faced numerous challenges…
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PROMYS: Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists
Boston University Department of Mathematics and Statistics has been hosting PROMYS: Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists for over three decades. Founded in 1989, PROMYS has been a beacon for aspiring mathematicians, offering a supportive community, challenging curriculum, and opportunities for research and exploration. PROMYS has been nurturing the mathematical talents of highly motivated high…
