Some kids I see are publishing independent research at workshops. How tf? Am I cooked, I’m a stem applicant applying this year with zero research experience. Is there any research I can still do and get published before apps. Someone please guide me on the right path I’m so confused.
Hi everyone, I'm a rising high school senior based near San Jose. I was wondering if there's anyone who knows a researcher or professor who would be willing to have a high schooler in their lab to observe and help out as well. Or any internships that are STEM, mainly mechE/EE, and engineering-based that are still open and I could apply for. Anything would be great!
I feel really good about this pick! He seems like he could be awesome for taking pressure off of Cade. He also may have more defensive potential than we think, with a 6'8 wingspan (Brunson has a 6'4 wingspan).
I watched some Stanford games, and I noticed that he has a great feel for the game and creates a lot of good looks for his teammates, who are unable to convert them often because the Stanford team is honestly trash. Underrated playmaker for sure.
Super excited for next season!
What should my timeline look like? What should I be finishing by when? I have a pretty tough senior course load.
Misty asking cuz they watered it down this year, though I’m 2x once as captain.
Is it comparable to something like qualifying for state science fair or winning 1st award there. Comparable to aime?
asking cuz they watered it down by adding more slots (I’m 2x tho)
Why does this question have options all the way up to 5?
I thought all common app colleges care about is subscores, so the highest number you can select for this question should be 2, right?
Also this means it doesn't matter if I took the SAT 10 times.
Serious question, mixed signals online
Serious question will this affect me