
Frontier Research Program
Do frontier research. Author a research paper.

Fully Accredited

Authorized

Official Partner
Student full papers published in IEEE conference proceedings (available in IEEE Xplore).
Learn AI and data-analysis tools and apply them to real research in the area you’re most excited about. You’ll work closely with a PhD mentor and team of tech experts to:
- Identify a high-impact research question and refine it into a clear, testable direction
- Master AI + data workflows to gather evidence, analyze results, and validate conclusions with rigor
- Conduct deep, original research aimed at discovering meaningful insights—not just completing an assignment
- Document your work like a real researcher: methods, experiments, results, limitations, and next steps
- Write a professional-grade research paper polished to a publishable standard—ideal for college portfolios and submission to reputable international conferences

Who this is for
- Students ready to go deep on a real question
- Direct applicants and Bootcamp graduates (Bootcamp grads receive priority admission review and skip overlapping sessions)
Eligibility
- Academic readiness: GPA 3.3+ (unweighted or closest school equivalent)
- English readiness for non‑native speakers: one of TOEFL iBT 90+, IELTS 6.5+, Duolingo 115+, or CEFR B2+; if you do not have scores, submit a short writing sample and complete a brief interview


What you finish with
- Research Paper, 8–20 pages, field‑appropriate structure, ready for applications and, when appropriate, submission to selective journals or conferences
- Poster or oral talk (earned after a communication check)
- Replication Kit in plain English (steps, materials/sources, data summaries) so others can follow your work
Publication pathway (included)
Support to prepare and submit strong papers to selective high‑school or undergraduate journals and, when warranted, peer‑reviewed international conferences (for example, IEEE field venues)
Help with venue fit, formatting, ethics and citation checks, cover letters, response‑to‑review
Up to three submission rounds
Final publication decisions are made by independent editors and reviewers


How support works
- Weekly plan, pre‑check, expert session, recap, next‑step plan
- Mentor team: Domain Expert, Methods Scientist, Publications Editor, Research Instructor

Admissions and timeline
Apply; one cohort per term (Summer, then Fall and Spring)
Rolling consideration while seats remain; capacity is limited by mentor availability
Application/registration fee: $75, non‑waivable and not credited to tuition
Tuition: $9,900 USD before any scholarships and any Bootcamp tuition credit
Scholarships: limited; see Scholarships & Aid page

