Hi there! I'm a junior looking to submit my work to some legit journals for high school students. Does anyone have a list of the most prestigious ones that I should target?
Absolutely! Below is a list of some of the most prestigious and recognized journals that accept submissions from high school students:
1. The Concord Review: This is the only academic journal in the world dedicated to publishing the research papers of high school students, particularly in the field of history. Its reputation is top-notch.
2. The Blue Marble Space Institute of Science Young Scientist Program: They publish research by high school students in the field of space science.
3. Journal of Emerging Investigators: This journal publishes work from middle and high school students in the field of STEM. It's sponsored by Harvard and MIT graduate students.
4. National High School Journal of Science: NHJS is a free, online, student-run and peer-reviewed research journal that is targeted towards high school students. They focus on STEM fields.
5. Science Journal for Kids: Another journal dedicated to science, but covering a broader range of fields in science.
6. The Young Researcher: This journal publishes original research conducted by high school students in all STEM disciplines.
Remember, research quality and relevance matter more than the 'prestige' of the outlet. Aim to submit to a journal that aligns with your work and potential readership. Good luck with the submission process!
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