A strong research project starts with a strong plan.
The SRA Research Plan Review provides a comprehensive evaluation of your research question, hypothesis, methodology, experimental design, variables, controls, sample size, proposed data analysis, and overall feasibility before you begin data collection or experimentation.
An SRA expert will examine your proposed research through the lens of an experienced research educator and identify strengths, potential weaknesses, unanswered questions, and areas that may require revision.
You’ll receive a personalized SRA Research Review Report with clear, prioritized recommendations for strengthening your proposed study.
Research question and hypothesis evaluation
Experimental design and methodology review
Variables and controls assessment
Sample size and replication considerations
Data collection strategy
Statistical analysis considerations
Feasibility and project-scope assessment
Potential ethical, safety, or competition-rule considerations
Major strengths and concerns
Prioritized recommendations and next steps
Where applicable, reviewers may identify areas that should be discussed with your teacher, mentor, Institutional Review Board (IRB), Scientific Review Committee (SRC), or affiliated science fair. SRA review does not constitute IRB, SRC, or competition approval.
Best for: Students who have developed a research proposal or methodology and want an independent expert review before beginning their study.
Find the problems before they become part of your experiment.
A strong research project starts with a strong plan.
The SRA Research Plan Review provides a comprehensive evaluation of your research question, hypothesis, methodology, experimental design, variables, controls, sample size, proposed data analysis, and overall feasibility before you begin data collection or experimentation.
An SRA expert will examine your proposed research through the lens of an experienced research educator and identify strengths, potential weaknesses, unanswered questions, and areas that may require revision.
You’ll receive a personalized SRA Research Review Report with clear, prioritized recommendations for strengthening your proposed study.
Research question and hypothesis evaluation
Experimental design and methodology review
Variables and controls assessment
Sample size and replication considerations
Data collection strategy
Statistical analysis considerations
Feasibility and project-scope assessment
Potential ethical, safety, or competition-rule considerations
Major strengths and concerns
Prioritized recommendations and next steps
Where applicable, reviewers may identify areas that should be discussed with your teacher, mentor, Institutional Review Board (IRB), Scientific Review Committee (SRC), or affiliated science fair. SRA review does not constitute IRB, SRC, or competition approval.
Best for: Students who have developed a research proposal or methodology and want an independent expert review before beginning their study.
Find the problems before they become part of your experiment.