So I have applied to a research programme at Pioneer academics and I’m positive that I would get into it. Do you think it is worth it? How much of importance would it hold on my college application? Or do you think it’s just another version of Horizon academic research programme? And it costs me 5000 dollars.
I did the horizon program back in 2020 and might be worth to check it out, since its quite cheaper than Pioneer. I believe it did help me to get into a good college. Good luck!
As I mentioned in your previous post, I think the pay-to-play brokers are not an impressive route to get a research internship versus curating that relationship on your own. In the future, if you are an undergraduate at a top research university, it will be expected that you develop your own personal relationships on campus and interview for and get your own research internships, projects, or grants. You are not going to rely on a third party to set you up with a professor for a $5000 fee. Therefore, it's much better to get used to the idea now and show college admissions officers that you possess some drive, grit, and tenacity to procure these opportunities on your own steam.
Good luck.
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Hey again! I just came to know that they offer college credit upon completing the programme. Do you think it would matter?