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Rethinking Unpaid Undergraduate Research

Rethinking Unpaid Undergraduate Research
Rethinking Unpaid Undergraduate Research
Students at Soka University of America participate in a fully paid research assistantship program that provides career-aligned experience without relying on unpaid labor.
Joshua.Bay

Soka University of America’s model compensates students for research, expanding access while meeting growing demand for career-ready experience.

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