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Neoscholar partners with world-class scholars to guide students through their first academic research journey — bridging the traditional classroom and the frontiers of discovery, while building critical thinking, rigorous analysis, intellectual independence, and academic accomplishments. Today, we support over 200 institutions and 100,000 students a year, connecting the next generation of thinkers with the mentors who will shape them.
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It was a blast to do this research program with like-minded fellow students. The in-person summer program provided me the opportunity to learn from the professor close-up and I truly value the precious time we spent in class and on campus.
Great Professor and Faculty. Best Experience program and I've learned and had great production
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