Participating in high school research allows students to challenge themselves academically, improves their chances at college admission and grants them early exposure to career opportunities.

When students can figure out how to connect the results of their research to a new and exciting venture they’re tasked with leading, colleges and universities see one thing: an ideal applicant.

Preparing young people for the world of higher education is our specialty, which means we’re directly responsible for inclusivity and accessibility at a pre-admissions level.

LIL is built upon a 5-step process that guides our scholars through their entrepreneurship journey, from idea inception to business sustainability. This foundation is what helps students execute, elevate and expand their bright ideas.

It’s not the end of the world if a student doesn’t know what subject they want to research. It’s an opportunity.

Entrepreneurship programs that help students start successful ventures and imbue them with the discipline, focus and work ethic of an entrepreneur don’t replace college education. They supplement it.

The tides are turning, and colleges and universities across the nation have decided engaging in prior research is what separates the great from the excellent.