1. Find the program

We spend hours and hours digging through hundreds of resources, including websites, in order to eliminate dead ends, false advertising, and dead links to bring you the most high school-friendly programs that are easy to apply to. We will find the ones that don't require you to be 18, the ones that don't expect you to have a doctorate by the age of 16, the ones that don't look to see if you have an aunt that has connections in Norway, etc.

2. Vet the process

We verify the validity of the program, dates, and eligibilities in order to make sure that we're not just passing on a list of dead links from 2012, as well as making sure that you are eligible for the programs we pass on to you.

3. Break it down

We give you the facts, and the facts only. No fluff, such as "you really should apply to this because..." because every program has different requirements, and you need every advantage you can get when applying to these competitive programs. We take apart every program we find in order to pass on as much information to you as we possibly can. We want to take the guesswork out of finding programs.

4. Get it out there

Whether face-to-face or on the internet, we will inform you of every opportunity we can find. We will do everything from telling you in person at your high school to tweeting to posting on message boards to passing out flyers. We will do whatever it takes to get the information to you so that you can apply.

5. Take it in

We take notes. From applications you send in, questions you ask, and how effective our outreach is, we take notes in order to enhance your experience and help you apply to programs every month.