AIEA
Young Scholars Forum
Young Scholars Forum
Connect directly with Nobel laureates and leading scholars to expand your academic horizons, build a global network, and add a unique highlight to your applications to top universities.
Project Overview
The Young Scholars Forum is AIEA's flagship academic program, inviting Nobel laureates, leading university professors, and industry leaders to engage in a 5-day immersive academic experience with outstanding students every summer.
The forum features keynotes, panel discussions, workshops, and one-on-one consultations. Participants can engage in-depth with guests on topics such as academic research, university admissions, and career planning to build valuable professional networks and receive personalized college counseling.
Past forum participants achieved a 100% admission rate to U.S. Top 50 universities, with many receiving recommendation letters from guest professors to strengthen their applications.

Key Highlights
Why attend the Young Scholars Forum
Top-tier guest lineup
Nobel laureates, Ivy League professors, and industry leaders on-site
Small-group deep interaction
Limited to 50 participants to ensure ample interaction opportunities for every attendee.
Personalized Recommendation Letter
Outstanding students may receive a letter of recommendation for further studies from guest professors.
Bonus points for top university applications
Forum Experience as a Unique Highlight in Your Application Essay
Guest lineup
2026 Annual Forum Speaker (Tentative)

Dr. James Morrison
Nobel Prize in Economics laureates
Harvard University
Leadership in the Global Era

Prof. Sarah Chen
Stanford University Professor
Stanford University
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Education

Dr. Michael Roberts
Former Olympic Equestrian Champion
University of Kentucky
Sportsmanship and Life Planning

Dr. Emily Watson
Director of Admissions at Yale University
Yale University
Strategies for Applying to Top U.S. Universities
Forum Schedule
5-day immersive academic experience
Opening Ceremony & Keynote Speeches
Guest Introductions, Forum Opening Ceremony, Keynote Speech by Nobel Laureate, Welcome Dinner
Academic Workshop
Group workshops, research methods, thesis writing guidance, and one-on-one consulting
Group Discussion & Career Planning
Panel Discussion, College Application Strategies, Major Selection Guidance, Career Development Sharing
Project Showcase & Exchange
Student Research Showcase, Guest Commentary, Networking Dinner, Build Professional Connections
Closing Ceremony & Awards
Awarding Outstanding Students, Certificate Presentation, Closing Speech, Group Photo
Highlights
Past Forum Highlights

Keynote

Group Discussion

Learner Interaction

Awards Ceremony
Student Testimonials
Real feedback from past students
"The Young Scholars Forum gave me the opportunity to interact directly with Nobel laureates, completely transforming my understanding of academic research."

"The academic connections I built here and the letters of recommendation I received were crucial to my university applications."

"You'll not only gain knowledge, but also learn how to think, ask questions, and express your own ideas."

Eligibility Requirements
- Age 14-18, outstanding in character and academics
- Strong interest in academic research
- Strong English communication skills
- Clear learning goals and a well-defined plan
- Equestrian students preferred (not required)
Application Process
- 1Complete application form online
- 2Submit personal statement (500 words)
- 3Provide 1–2 recommendation letter(s)
- 4Interview Assessment
- 5Admission received