Have you ever wondered if it's possible for high school students to conduct academic research?
Are you curious about the benefits of research experiences for high school students?
Are you intrigued about how to secure research opportunities, select meaningful topics, and present them effectively in college applications?
Please join us for a session featuring Aaron, a senior at Cupertino High School and a USAMO qualifier, as he shares his research journey with us. Aaron immersed himself in the realm of financial analysis and public policy research last summer, integrating his expertise in math and computer science to embark on an inspiring exploration.
Through his research experience, Aaron has not only honed his academic skills but also undergone significant personal growth. He passionately encourages high school students to embrace research as a transformative and fulfilling endeavor.
Key topics include:
Realism of high school students conducting independent research
Expectations from colleges regarding high school research activities
Advantages and growth opportunities for students through research experiences
Strategies for finding research opportunities
Approaches to identifying captivating research topics
Tips for effectively showcasing research experiences in college applications
And much more…
Aaron's firsthand insights promise to shed light on the possibilities and pathways available to ambitious high school students eager to dive into the realm of research.
Date & Time: Sunday, March 31st, 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.
Location: In-person in Cupertino and online (we will send you the address and Zoom link later)
Registration: https://forms.gle/o3GHDtJiXSEfDnNk9
Fee Charging: $20 per person.
All proceeds will be used for the project serving the disadvantaged groups that the Cupertino Math Circle serves.
Don't miss out on this invaluable opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of high school research and its implications for your academic journey.
We look forward to welcoming you to this session!