Regeneron Science Talent Search
Society for Science, presented by Regeneron
Who can apply: High school seniors with an original, independent research project (a 20-page report).
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Create a free accountRegeneron backs the nation's oldest and most prestigious science research competition for high school seniors. Every one of the 300 scholars named walks away with at least $2,000 (and their school gets $2,000 too), while finalists compete for a top prize of $250,000 out of $3.1 million awarded overall. You'll need to submit an original, independently conducted research project, this isn't a simple open application.
What you'll need to apply
- Project or proposal: 20-page report on your original, independent research
- Essay: Application essays and short answers
- 4 recommendation letters: Up to two project recommendations and up to two educator recommendations
- Transcript: High school report
- Entered through an online application with research done individually
Requirements can change each cycle. Confirm them on the sponsor's page before you apply.
Real odds
300 awards from about 2,600 applicants, roughly a 11.5% chance
Eligibility
- • Majors: Science, STEM, Mathematics, Engineering
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