You’ve spent months—or years—on your research. Before competition, get another set of expert eyes on the entire project.
The SRA Competition Ready Review is our most comprehensive review experience for students preparing to present completed research at a science fair, research competition, symposium, or other high-level event.
Rather than evaluating one component of your project, an SRA expert examines your research as a complete body of work—from your research question and methodology to your paper, poster, conclusions, and ability to communicate your findings.
The goal isn’t to predict whether you will win. It’s to identify the questions, weaknesses, strengths, and opportunities that an experienced reviewer may notice so that you can arrive prepared to defend and discuss your work.
Overall scientific rigor
Research question and significance
Experimental design and methodology
Data collection and statistical approach
Results and interpretation
Conclusions and limitations
Research paper review
Research poster review
Scientific communication
Competition readiness
Potential areas of concern
Questions a judge may ask
Major project strengths
Prioritized recommendations before competition
After receiving your written review, you’ll participate in a 30-minute virtual mock judging session with an SRA expert.
You’ll present and defend your research in a simulated judging environment, respond to questions about your methodology and findings, and receive feedback on your ability to communicate your research effectively.
Best for: Students preparing for regional, state, national, or international science fairs and research competitions who want a comprehensive independent assessment before competition.
You’ve done the research. Now make sure you’re ready to defend it.
You’ve spent months—or years—on your research. Before competition, get another set of expert eyes on the entire project.
The SRA Competition Ready Review is our most comprehensive review experience for students preparing to present completed research at a science fair, research competition, symposium, or other high-level event.
Rather than evaluating one component of your project, an SRA expert examines your research as a complete body of work—from your research question and methodology to your paper, poster, conclusions, and ability to communicate your findings.
The goal isn’t to predict whether you will win. It’s to identify the questions, weaknesses, strengths, and opportunities that an experienced reviewer may notice so that you can arrive prepared to defend and discuss your work.
Overall scientific rigor
Research question and significance
Experimental design and methodology
Data collection and statistical approach
Results and interpretation
Conclusions and limitations
Research paper review
Research poster review
Scientific communication
Competition readiness
Potential areas of concern
Questions a judge may ask
Major project strengths
Prioritized recommendations before competition
After receiving your written review, you’ll participate in a 30-minute virtual mock judging session with an SRA expert.
You’ll present and defend your research in a simulated judging environment, respond to questions about your methodology and findings, and receive feedback on your ability to communicate your research effectively.
Best for: Students preparing for regional, state, national, or international science fairs and research competitions who want a comprehensive independent assessment before competition.
You’ve done the research. Now make sure you’re ready to defend it.