The future rewards those who can inquire, explore, and innovate. High school students today are evolving into researchers and thought leaders. The Research Scholars Program by Learn with Leaders, taught by Harvard Student Agencies mentors, empowers students to pursue impactful research rooted in academic rigor and creative discovery.

The Rising Demand for Online Research Programs

Universities and employers value independent research skills. This online research platform equips high schoolers to delve deeply into subjects—from anywhere in the world—under elite guidance.

What Makes This Program Stand Out

While numerous online courses exist, the Learn with Leaders Research Scholars Program, delivered by Harvard Student Agencies mentors, offers:

• Elite Mentorship – Harvard student mentors guide your research journey with academic precision
• Robust Research & Writing Foundations – Participants learn critical tools for conducting research and writing high-quality papers.
• Global Collaboration & Accessibility – The online format connects motivated learners worldwide.
• Interaction with Real Research Examples – Applicants can preview alumni research across disciplines on the Published Papers page: Read academic works across a multitude of disciplines from alumni of our Research Scholars Program Published Papers .

Student Outcomes That Matter

Upon completion, students will have:

• Authored research papers and projects
• Sharpened their academic writing and analytical skills
• Learned under Harvard student leadership
• Studied exemplary works from alumni to guide their own learning

What Positions It as a Best-In-Class Program

This is no ordinary online course—it's a research ecosystem blending Harvard-level mentorship, hands-on project work, and a resource-rich archive of alumni publications.

Conclusion

For high school students eager to stand out through intellectual initiative and academic impact, the Learn with Leaders Research Scholars Program with Harvard Student Agencies is a premier opportunity—equipping future leaders with research experience, writing expertise, and scholarly insight long before college.