High School Academic Research Competition
Hey everyone! I hope you’re all doing well. I recently discovered this competition at researchcomp.org while looking for opportunities to boost my college applications, and I thought it might be useful for you too. If you decide to participate, don’t forget to use the code AMB2817 for a $5 discount. I highly encourage you to check it out, and good luck!
I’m really feeling overwhelmed right now because of my grades. As a junior in high school, I find myself failing two classes: Advanced English and Spanish 3. My mom is going to be furious when she sees this, as she doesn’t tolerate any grades below a C, and I’m way below that mark. In English, […]
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Thanks for sharing this! The High School Academic Research Competition sounds like a fantastic opportunity to build your skills and enhance your college application. I appreciate you providing the discount code too—it’s always nice to save a little money. Do you have any specific projects or topics in mind that you’re thinking about researching? Good luck to everyone participating!