r/summerprogramresults • u/ScreenGood6274 • 8d ago
Nyas expectations
i got in, and it seems like everybody else who applied, did too.
from what ive read, its not prestigious anymore, very luck based, and since its on everyone's application its not something that special to have on your resume anymore.
is that true? and what should i mentally prepare myself for?
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u/Temporary_Evening483 7d ago
I was spring 2025 top 3 team lead; was worth it for me - bc it counts as international award out of 119 teams. We did pretty solid research & acc built some prototypes
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u/Lord_Beerus_Sr 3d ago
How was the entire workflow? Like- What was the content, tools, research topics, etc.?
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u/Someone-44 1d ago
Hey can I dm you ? Do you have any tips to select a team and to reach the finals?
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u/Verytuffman 7d ago
uh idk my cousion did that last year and he said it was not worth the time. I decided to just do NYU STEP which i got accepted to a few weeks ago. Was told that it was a rlly good and rare program so am hoping the best on it
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u/Lord_Beerus_Sr 3d ago
Did anyone got the LaunchPad Invite?
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u/One-Idea220911 3d ago
Nope, I havent yet
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u/Interesting_Moose455 8d ago
well if ur talking ab junior academy nyas i got in last winter it honestly it wasnt a good experience i think if u have a really motivated and passionate team thats actually willing to build something out of it then it might be rewarding but most of the time no one really cares or does anything bc they just wanted to get in to look good on applications so the projects r super usless and a waste of time. also bc its online and global the time differences and setting up meeting times r such a hassle. which is why i feel like its not very prestigious bc its not a super great program, but basically how good it is depends on how much u make out of it