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- Polygence Research Program | Next Deadline April 15th | Polygence
Polygence: America’s Preeminent Research Project-Based Learning Program Most programs teach students to follow instructions We teach them to think At Polygence, you design your own projects, explore your interests, and develop the skills that set you up for a successful future, all with the one-on-one guidance of your own mentor
- Polygence Core Program
Polygence Core Program Build a high-quality, differentiated project that opens doors to college admissions, competitions, and beyond—with expert mentorship guiding you every step of the way
- Research Program for High School Students | Polygence
Polygence offers a personalized passion project experience for high school students that is fully guided by an expert mentor See which Polygence program works best for you to channel your interest into a unique research project!
- Frequently Asked Research Program Questions | Polygence
Want to learn more about participating in our online research program? Read our FAQs and learn how we provide opportunity to high school students
- Passion Projects | Polygence
Explore research projects completed by high school students who worked with our mentors and participated in our online research program
- Polygence Work Lab | Industry Mentorship Program | Polygence
Polygence runs multiple Work Lab cohorts during Summer, each offering unique project opportunities and its own application deadline Each cohort lasts 6 weeks: you'll start with around 10 hours of focused training, then move on to roughly 40 hours of project work, which can be completed at your own pace within the program period
- Research Program Mentors for High School Students | Polygence
Learn about our research program and project mentors Each has an exceptional academic background, teaching experience, and the unique ability to inspire
- About Us | Polygence
What does “Polygence” mean? In a nutshell, our name stands for “multi-faceted intelligence” Poly stems from the Greek root πολύς (polus), meaning “many, much”, and -gence is a creative adaptation of the latter half of “intelligence”
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