Your child’s first published paper. 10 weeks from now.
One PhD mentor, one original research question, and a finished manuscript submitted to venues such as IEEE and Springer. 87% of Fellows publish. No prior research experience required, and mentorship continues at no cost until the paper is published.
87% PUBLICATION RATEGRADES 6–12 · NO EXPERIENCE REQUIREDEVERY FIELD · STEM TO HUMANITIESROLLING ADMISSIONS
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THE DELIVERABLE
What your child holds at the end of week 10. All of it verifiable at the source.
The paper gets published. Then it wins science fairs.
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The paper
A first-author manuscript on an original question, written to peer-review standards and submitted to journals and conferences such as IEEE and Springer. Admissions officers can look it up.
VENUES FELLOWS HAVE PUBLISHED IN
IEEESpringerElsevierACM
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The competition entry
The same research, prepared for ISEF, JSHS, and regional science fairs. Fellows have taken Best Oral Presentation at IEEE Tokyo and qualified for ISEF.
THE COMPETITIONS FELLOWS ENTER
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The story
A student who can defend every line of their work in an alumni interview, and an application essay with a spine. The credential is the beginning of the narrative, not the end.
Real Fellows, real venues. Every result below is verifiable at the source or in a case study.
$2,997
ONE TUITION
A record like this
EVERY FELLOW, THE SAME TEN WEEKS
Sadaf S.IEEE · BROWN
Published in IEEE, then admitted to Brown and Johns Hopkins
Mubashir S.ISEF 2026
Qualified to represent his country at Regeneron ISEF
Aditya S.IEEE TOKYO
Best Oral Presentation at an IEEE conference in Tokyo
Karan A.WFBS RIGA
Full paper accepted at an international finance symposium
Ashwajit W.SPRINGER
First-author research presented at BICA 2026 in Mexico
Avyay G.1ST PLACE · JSHS
1st place at his regional science fair, state qualifier, and JSHS qualifier, in 9th grade
Different fields, different countries, the same 10 weeks and the same blueprint. The credential does not just strengthen an application. It becomes the story the application is built on.
One price, everything included. No hidden fees, no add-ons, no hourly billing.
Less than one college counselor retainer
Families spend $8,000 to $25,000 a year on college counselors who polish essays, and thousands more on research programs that end without a publication. The Fellowship costs $2,997 and ends with a paper under your child’s name, submitted for peer review.
Tuition is settled after acceptance. Apply first; if the fit is right, we will walk you through the details on the phone.
02Full manuscript development and journal submission
03ISEF and science fair preparation
04Extended support until the paper is published
MOST FELLOWS START HERE · ROLLING ADMISSIONS
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QUESTIONS PARENTS ASK
The five that come up on nearly every call.
That is the normal starting point. Most Fellows arrive with no research experience at all, which is why the first two weeks are spent finding the question with the mentor rather than handing over a syllabus. The program is built for students who are curious and have never been shown how.
ADMISSION
Admission is selective.
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and seats are limited. Tuition is $2,997, with a three-payment plan available. Mentorship continues at no cost until your paper is published.
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Ishaan M.
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