The Collegiate Mentorship Program supports the world’s most high-achieving and intellectually ambitious students, working with exceptional young people from leading high schools and universities across the United States and around the world. 

From 2019 to today, 95% of our students ranked in the top 20% of their class, 88% ranked in the top 15%, 79% ranked in the top 10%, and nearly 70% rank in the top 5%. 

Our students have achieved SAT scores as high as a perfect 1600, with 60% of students earning SAT scores of 1500 or higher and all reported SAT scores reaching at least 1400. 75% of our students earned ACT scores of 34 or higher, with multiple students earning a perfect score of 36. 

Our students’ accomplishments extend well beyond the classroom: students have earned national and international competition recognition, including 1st place in the American Mathematics Competitions (AMC), the National Economics Challenge, the British Biology Olympiad, the United States Physics Olympiad, and the highest possible distinction in Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM) and numerous sciences, technology, fine arts and humanities competitions. 

Our students have also distinguished themselves as leaders, with most students holding significant leadership positions at their institutions, including founders, presidents, club leaders, editors, captains, chairs, and directors of student organizations, sports teams, clubs and philanthropies. 

These achievements reflect the caliber of students the Collegiate Mentorship Program is designed to serve: young people who are not simply successful academically, but who consistently pursue intellectual challenges, compete at the highest levels, take initiative, and aspire to make meaningful contributions in their chosen fields.

About Our Mentors:

The Collegiate Mentorship Program brings together an extraordinary network of professors, lecturers, postdoctoral researchers, department heads, researchers, and other leading academics from some of the world’s most respected universities. Our mentors include faculty and researchers affiliated with Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Princeton, Yale, Columbia, Brown, Duke, Cornell, the University of Chicago, the University of Pennsylvania, Northwestern, Johns Hopkins, UC Berkeley, UCLA, USC, NYU, the University of Michigan, the University of Washington, Carnegie Mellon, Vanderbilt, Dartmouth, Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial College London, University College London, the London School of Economics, King’s College London, and the National University of Singapore, among many others. The network encompasses academics across an exceptionally broad range of disciplines, allowing students to pursue mentorship in fields ranging from artificial intelligence, computer science, engineering, physics, chemistry and biology to economics, finance, medicine, public policy, philosophy, history, journalism, film, music, environmental science and the social sciences.

What makes our program particularly distinctive is the depth and caliber of the individual mentorship available to students. Our mentors include university professors, postdoctoral researchers, lecturers, department heads, program coordinators and research scientists, many of whom are actively engaged in cutting-edge research and teaching at leading institutions. Students can work directly with experts conducting research in areas such as quantum computing and machine learning, molecular biology and genetics, AI and chemistry, environmental science and ecotoxicology, paleoclimatology, aerospace and mechanical engineering, global health and infectious disease, philosophy and ethics, and human and evolutionary biology. Many of our mentors bring additional distinction through leadership of academic departments or institutes, active laboratory research, extensive experience mentoring students, and research programs that provide opportunities for students to undertake genuine, research-driven projects rather than simply completing classroom exercises.