This is your last chance to sign up for the High School Academic Research Competition (SARC)! SARC is your opportunity to: ✅ Sharpen your critical thinking skills ✅ Immerse yourself in cutting-edge research ✅ Hone your writing for academic and professional success 📢 Who can join? High school students (ages 13-18) & gap year researchers from anywhere in the world! 💡 Why participate? 🏆 Gain recognition for your research 📄 Boost your resume & college applications 🌎 Connect with experts & professionals worldwide 🔹 Don't forget to use code AMB2634 for $5 off your registration. ⏳ Deadline to register is 13th April Register here: https://form.typeform.com/to/TVGb6BDJ?utm_source=xxxxx&utm_medium=xxxxx&utm_campaign=xxxxx&typeform-source=mail.google.com

I submitted my application for this WAAAAY back, with the financial aid needed option. Now they are asking me for a 15 minute interview. Does that mean, they'll accept me by giving me financial aid? or is it just not considered yet to this point?

Rishab Academy was one of my favorite communities, but nowadays, I don't see anything different. I don't see those big paragraphs, the polls, the opportunity lists, or the questions anymore. I may not have enough time to post anything, and I don't see anyone doing so either. Where is @Chinnu B @Rudaiba Tarannum @Tanzim Redwan @Daniel Y @Syeda Zainab Fatima @Chaitra A. and much more? Please come back, the feed's drier than the Sahara desert rn.

Want to participate in a research competition virtually? SARC is a research opportunity by the High School Academic Research Competition. Talented students worldwide compete to present high-quality research on any topic. Who can compete? -Open to all high school students aged 13-18. (It also accepts entries from 9th graders who have yet to turn 13 and recent high school graduates taking a gap year and not enrolled in university credits.) Early Bird registration has been extended. Early Bird Registration - Opens - January - Closes - March 8th Regular Registration - Opens - February 21st - Closes - April 17th Registration Fee: Early Bird Registration- 15$ Regular Registration- 20$ *USE CODE 'AMB2634' for a 5$ discount on the participation fee. The prizes include: 1st place: - US$1000 - Indigo Research Intensive Summer Program* (FREE) - The opportunity to be qualified for 2 UCSB credits - Research published on the SARC website 2nd Place: - US$750 - Indigo Research Intensive Summer Program* (50%discount) - The opportunity to be qualified for 2 UCSB credits 3rd Place: - US$500 - Indigo Research Intensive Summer Program (25%discount) - The opportunity to be qualified for 2 UCSB credits Find all submission deadlines & instructions here

Don't get me wrong, To me, Bangladesh is one of the best countries to live in. The people here are very hospitable and the nature is BEAUTIFUL. But the problem arises when we aren't included in terms of different opportunities. Getting into Ivy League colleges, MIT, or just any internationally renowned college requires students with international impact and credentials. For example, doing internships, researching, making clubs, participating in good pre-collegiate programs, and more. But.... Even after searching for almost a year, I have not found a SINGLE credible opportunity for my field of interest. Programs like RSI, Research competitions, and Internships are mostly available for big countries. Now you might think that there are a lot of things you can do in your OWN country. Well, almost none of the credible Colleges have research programs, cold emailing professors also don't work, clubs are useless in my school (Although some schools have really good clubs) and volunteering opportunities are also rare for high schoolers. I won't say there's nothing to do here. Rather, we have fewer opportunities compared to others. Which restricts our goals. Please include small countries like Bangladesh. We ain't even that small. Anyways, this by no means is meant to offend anyone nor to degrade any country. Fun fact: One of the co-founders of YouTube and Sal Khan from Khan Academy are Bangladeshis.😎