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Application Open for World Science Scholars Program

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Application for the 2026 cohort of World Science Scholars is now open. The free program provides high school students with the chance to explore cutting-edge scientific research with world-renowned scientists.

To be eligible, scholars must be in high school, be highly motivated, demonstrate exceptional mathematical ability, and commit to an average of two hours per week during the academic year.

The deadline to apply is April 15.

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