Browse our curated list of 24+ academic journals that accept high school student research. All vetted for legitimacy and student-friendliness.
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A peer-reviewed, open-access multidisciplinary journal publishing high-quality research work across various academic disciplines.
An international open-access, peer-reviewed journal focused on innovative research and analytical reviews.
International Organization of Scientific Research publishing peer-reviewed journals across engineering, medical, and social sciences.
A peer-reviewed international journal dedicated to publishing engineering and technology research papers.
The only journal in the world to publish academic history research by high school students. Highly prestigious and recognized by top universities.
A free, open-access journal that publishes scientific research conducted by middle and high school students. Run by graduate students from Harvard and MIT.
Dedicated exclusively to publishing high school student research across all STEM disciplines with mentorship support.
An international, peer-reviewed science journal written by students, for students. Run entirely by young people aged 12-20.
A multidisciplinary journal that publishes research from high school students across humanities, sciences, and social sciences.
An open-access, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing original research by high school students worldwide.
Student-run journal that publishes high-quality scientific research and review articles by high school students.
UC Berkeley's undergraduate science journal that occasionally accepts exceptional high school research.
Columbia University's undergraduate research journal that accepts strong submissions from high school researchers.
Yale's psychology journal that welcomes exceptional high school psychology research.
A journal focused on publishing economic research and analysis by high school students.
A peer-reviewed journal publishing philosophical essays and arguments by high school students.
Research abstracts from Regeneron Science Talent Search finalists. Extremely competitive but prestigious.
Published research from top finalists in the former Siemens Competition in Math, Science & Technology.
BC's undergraduate research journal that accepts exceptional high school STEM research.
An international journal publishing social science research by students aged 14-19.
A multidisciplinary, open-access journal publishing research from students at all academic levels including high school.
A peer-reviewed, undergraduate-run journal accepting research from high school and undergraduate students.
A student-run literary magazine publishing creative writing, poetry, and literary analysis by teens.
A national teen magazine, book series, and website devoted to teenage writing, art, and photography.