The World Historian Student Essay Competition is a platform for students to connect their personal experience with world history through reflective writing. This blog will walk you through competition expectations, recent winning essays, and effective strategies to help you craft your standout essay.
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Are you considering applying to the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program? Look no further, because this guide tells you everything you need to know to be successful in this year’s cycle.
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The U.S. National Chemistry Olympiad (USNCO) is one of the most prestigious academic competitions for high school students who are passionate about chemistry. Sponsored by the American Chemical Society (ACS), the Olympiad aims to foster excellence in chemistry and inspire the next generation of scientists through rigorous competition and collaboration.
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Are you a student interested in environmental studies—maybe even thinking about majoring or minoring in environmental science in college? Get a head start and show your passion for, research on, and knowledge about the topic through Ocean Awareness Contest!
The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards stand out as one of the most popular and prestigious arts and writing competitions in the United States. With its high level of recognition, the Scholastic Awards attract a large number of middle and high school students each year. There are big changes to the competition this year that we will cover in more detail.
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The 2025-2026 New York Times Student Contest Calendar offers various opportunities for students to engage in creative and critical thinking across various media. This blog will help you stay informed about upcoming opportunities and deadlines.
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The New York Times Tiny Memoir: 100-Word Personal Narrative is a creative, heartwarming writing contest challenging high school students to share a meaningful moment in just 100 words. Whether you’re new to personal storytelling or an experienced writer looking for a fresh challenge, submitting to the NYT Tiny Memoir: 100-Word Personal Narrative is an excellent choice. This blog covers everything you need to know—from contest details to writing tips—to help you craft a moving story for the competition!
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The Marshall Society Essay Competition is a chance for high school students to showcase their in-depth understanding the multifaceted economic issues in our current world. Are you a student passionate about economics? Consider joining the 1,000+ students from across the world in writing compelling essays that apply economic theories to generate real-world solutions. This blog covers all details about the Marshall Society Essay Competition and how you can be prepared to win.
