Your future starts with your story.
ScholarOut is the premier student profile network for students around the world. Start at age 12, showcase what you've achieved, your goals and ambitions, both in and outside the classroom, and connect with a global community to discover opportunities, scholarships & more!
Every student is protected by a parent. Under 16s sign up with a parent or guardian's name, email and phone number and stay private until they approve. Under 12s can't join. Read our safety rules
The journey
Achievements
- Regional Science Olympiad — GoldAward · Aug 2026
- 120 volunteer hoursCommunity tutoring · ongoing
- Robotics club — team lead2025 – 2026
Skills
14 skillsSafety & privacy
Every child on ScholarOut has a parent in the loop.
We host students from age 12, so the protections are built in rather than bolted on — and they are enforced by the system, not by a checkbox.
Under 12s can't join
A birthdate is required at sign-up and anyone under 12 is refused before a profile exists.
Under 16s need a parent's approval
A parent or guardian's full name, email and phone number are required, and the profile stays invisible until an adult opens the approval link.
Private until approved
An unapproved profile and its achievements, skills, videos and campaign can't be read by anyone. The rule lives in the database.
Photos and videos stay private
Media is stored in private folders and shown only to people already allowed to see that profile.
What we don't do
- No ads, and no selling student data to anyone.
- No payments from students — campaigns record pledges only, and funds are paid to the school.
- No one-way connections: friends are mutual, and both students must be approved.
What we ask of parents
- Give us an email you actually check — the approval link and any safety notice goes there.
- Read what your child has posted before you approve it. Approving means you've seen it.
- Tell us if anything looks wrong. We read every concern and act on it.
Everything a student needs to stand out
Like a professional network, built for the years before your first job.
Showcase every achievement
Grades, awards, clubs, sports, arts and volunteering — all in one profile that grows with you.
Highlight hard & soft skills
Coding and calculus next to leadership and teamwork. Show who you are, not just what you scored.
Unlock real opportunities
Jobs, internships, co-op placements and volunteer roles — your profile does the talking.
Crowdfund micro-scholarships
Create your own $100–$10,000 scholarship. Funds go to your school, not your wallet.
Share videos & clips
Science fair demos, recitals, game highlights — let people see your work in action.
Grow your network
Connect with classmates and like-minded students across the ScholarOut community.
See what a ScholarOut profile can become
One student, one year: the part-time job, the co-op offer, the university acceptance and the scholarship that paid for it. This is the profile the world sees — and the timeline behind it.
Noah Tremblay
Grade 12 · Life Sciences applicant · Open to co-op and scholarships
Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
- Connections
- 214
- Profile views
- 1,284
- Supporters
- 18
About
First-generation university-bound student. I started with weekend shifts at Tim Hortons and finished with a co-op in Waterloo and a funded first year at Western. I keep everything on one profile so the people who can help me can actually see it.
Experience
Part-time Team Member
Tim Hortons · Kitchener, Ontario
Sep 2025 – Present
Weekend shifts: customer service, cash handling and early mornings.
Software Co-op
Tech company · Waterloo, Ontario
Feb 2026 – Aug 2026
Tested and documented features used by real customers.
Education
Life Sciences
Western University
2026 – 2030
Grade 12, Science Stream
Kitchener, Ontario
2022 – 2026
Skills
Scholarship campaign
Goal reachedCAD $5,000 of CAD $5,000
18 supporters
Funds are paid to the school, not to the student.
scholarout.app/noah-tremblay
Anyone can viewOne student's year, start to finish
Sample story- Part-time jobSep 2025
Started a part-time job at Tim Hortons
Weekend shifts in Grade 11 — early mornings, a till, and regulars who knew his order.
Customer serviceTeamworkTime management - Co-op placementFeb 2026
Offered a co-op at a tech company in Waterloo
Hired straight from his ScholarOut profile: six paid months testing and documenting real software.
PythonTestingDocumentation - University admissionMay 2026
Accepted to Western University for Life Sciences
Four years of work in one place — nothing rebuilt for every application.
BiologyChemistryResearch interest - ScholarshipSep 2026
Successfully crowdfunded a CAD $5,000 academic scholarship
Classmates, teachers, coaches and family backed his goal — the money paid straight to Western University.
Goal reached · CAD $5,000 raised · 18 supporters
Sample student and milestones shown for illustration. Campaigns currently accept pledges; no payments are collected, and funds are paid to the school.
For students and parents: none of this was luck. Each step happened because a manager, a hiring team, an admissions office and a scholarship panel could see the same up-to-date profile — and because one goal worth funding was put in front of people who cared.
Education opens doors. Debt can hold students back.
Students everywhere deserve a strong start. Here’s a snapshot from Canada and the United States.
Canada · CAD
$30,600
Average debt at graduation among bachelor’s graduates with student debt
Class of 2020
Source: Statistics CanadaCanada
51%
Of bachelor’s graduates owed student debt at graduation
Class of 2020
Source: Statistics CanadaUnited States · USD
$30,600
Average cumulative student loan debt among bachelor’s recipients who borrowed
Class of 2019–20
Source: NCESUnited States
64%
Of bachelor’s recipients had borrowed student loans
Class of 2019–20 · rounded
Source: NCESNational surveys use different borrowing definitions. Amounts are in each country’s local currency, not currency-adjusted comparisons.
5%
ScholarOut’s platform fee
Planned for future funded scholarships. Campaigns currently accept pledges only; no payments are collected.
Safe for younger students
Students under 16 stay private until a parent approves their account.
Share a public link
Send your profile to teachers, professors, coaches, employers or admissions teams — no account needed to view.
Funds go to schools
Scholarship money is paid to the institution, so every dollar goes to education.
The scroll won't remember you. Your profile will.
Two hours on Reels is gone. Two hours on your ScholarOut profile shows up in front of employers, admissions teams and scholarship panels. Start building the one that works for you.
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