For curious students hoping to engage with a subject at a much deeper level, independent research can be a fantastic avenue for exploring their academic area of interest through hands-on learning. From developing an app to writing a play to designing a robot, digging deeper into an established interest is a great way to spend part of summer break. As you review the programs below, keep your goals in mind: do you want to collaborate with others, explore a career interest through an internship, or get published? Most students can find a mentor at their school or through networking, and there are also excellent (and selective!) programs that match students with a college-based mentor for independent projects.
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