Unlocking Curiosity and Building Future Scholars
Success Koach's research mentorship program offers high school students the unique opportunity to dive into research under the guidance of mentors who have experience across multiple top research institutions.
Getting involved in research is a game-changer for students with lofty academic goals. It’s not just about learning facts, but about tackling real-world problems and digging deeper into subjects they’re passionate about. In pursuing early research opportunities, students can set themselves apart in college applications, gain important research fundamentals, and further explore the areas of academic endeavor that most excite them.
Bite-Sized Research Fundamentals
The SK Research Program is designed to help students develop critical research and analytical skills. The experience will provide a structured mentoring environment where students can explore interdisciplinary research projects tailored to their interests.
Students will work in small cohorts with mentors to define a research question, conduct analysis, and produce a short write-up or presentation. This is meant to be an introductory project, not an overly complex research endeavor. The fall program will run as a 3-month pilot from October to December.
The program critically hinges on a 55-minutes per week model:
15 minutes of asynchronous lecture
15 minutes on a relevant assignment
25-minute 1-on-1 mentorship meeting every week
Curious? Watch our short program video on the left to learn more!
Success Koach students have interests across a broad range of subjects, and our research mentors are up to the challenge! Click to read more about our current offerings in:
Fireside Chat: the Importance of Research
Still lost as to why research exposure is important? SK CEO Harpal and SK research program lead Anu dive into why early research experience is such a powerful advantage for young scholars. Tune in to hear more about how foundational research skills shape analytical thinking, persistence, and creativity—qualities that admissions teams look for in top college candidates.