Are you interested in academic research? The High School Academic Research Competition (SARC) is an online research competition for high school students that teaches them research skills & lets them compete with each other. Students independently develop a research proposal and get access to webinars and online bootcamps. Participants can choose from any research topic, ranging from political science, art, and economics to engineering, history, or any other field of interest! By participating, you can- ✧ Explore original ideas in any field you’re passionate about ✧ Learn how to write a research proposal — no prior experience needed ✧ Improve your critical thinking skills! ✧ Learn through webinars and bootcamps throughout the process ✧ Compete internationally and get recognized ✧ Strengthen your resume for top university applications Past winners have gone on to study at MIT, Stanford, Oxford, and other leading institutions. All it took was a 2-page proposal. SARC is your chance to join this elite group of students and set yourself apart! -Open for students aged 13-18(or in Grades 9-12) -Register through the official website: www.researchcomp.org/ -Last day to register is 17th April, 2025 -Register for $15 with the code: AMB3416 To learn more, visit www.researchcomp.org/what_is_sarc and www.researchcomp.org/faqs

Is anyone participating in the HCGEC25? If you have participated in it, could you give some tips and advice? Thanks!

**ENTRY FOR STEM PROJECT CONTEST** --->Background: Why I want to win the contest Since childhood I have been involved in fishkeeping (actually when I was 4) which, led me to Biology. I live in Bangladesh, where the average wage of a person is a bit over 200$, which is why I have always known that I am much much privileged than that of many other students like me. But this has also led to the reason I cannot invest much into my STEM projects. One day, while browsing Facebook I saw that tissue culture aquarium plants were being imported from various parts of the world and being sold for a very steep price; something that led me to wonder, why doesn't Bangladesh produce it themselves? I found out that although tissue cultured banana plants were produced by government organizations, no one was able to produce plants commercially due to the steep price of the setup and chemicals required to do it. --->The Project: Finding a BETTER & COST EFFECTIVE SUBSTITUTE!! This led to me to work on minimizing the biggest cost, getting MS media (a.k.a. Murashige & Skooge). Currently I am working on methods and substitutes of the media, which gives the same result if not the same as MS media. I had talked to many of the lab Heads of some of the best agricultural Universities of Bangladesh, many of them have helped me supplying some of the ingredients I need for the research. The PROOF that I am working on this can be seen from the attachments I am sharing (but of course, these are not the current work I am doing but the drafts, of when I was first starting). I believe in the freedom of access to knowledge and resources, especially when that free access can help another person push the frontiers of research and knowledge ultimately. I hope you guys vote, not for me But for each and every single person who is deprived of such facilities. Thank you for reading!

Rishab Jain is hosting a Scholarship Deep Dive after some time. It seems it happens periodically. I'm still new to the Skool community. Is this open to anyone or is it part of a paid course? Would love if anyone could let me know.

So, I'm interested in writing competitions, and I found out about one called the "Twisted Tournament". I've never heard of it before. It's a peer-judged competition. I wonder if it's legitimate or not. Is anyone interested in participating? Here is the link: https://twistedtournament.com. If someone could check it out and inform me about it, I would appreciate it. Furthermore, if anyone could inform me about other literary competitions and awards for high schoolers, it would be amazing! Thanks for reading!