About HAEA
Find an opportunity.
Know your next step.
HAEA helps students in the US and Canada discover extracurricular opportunities, starting with competitions. See the requirements, make a shortlist, and keep the official deadline in view.
What you can do today
- Check the fit
- Browse official-source competition listings and compare grade, location, eligibility, costs, and submission requirements. US and Canadian eligibility are shown separately.
- Plan your deadlines
- Use the agenda or month view to see upcoming deadlines. When an organizer gives only a date, we do not turn it into an invented closing time.
- Save a shortlist
- Save opportunities in this browser. Saved items are stored locally, do not sync across devices, and may be lost if you clear browser storage.
- Go to the organizer
- Follow the official link to check the latest rules and register on the organizer’s website. Saving an opportunity on HAEA is not an application.
Start with the source
Listings link to official sources and show when the information was checked. Unclear requirements remain marked as uncertain. Rules and dates can change, so check the organizer’s current instructions before entering. HAEA does not guarantee eligibility, acceptance, or an award.
Who operates HAEA
HAEA is operated by ACROS R&D Co., Ltd. (ACROS), a company based in Seoul, South Korea. ACROS also provides education and admissions project consulting; its editorial content and consulting services operate independently.
Representative: Seung-hye Jeong
Korean business registration number: 830-81-03784
Address: 4th floor, 27 Eonju-ro 159-gil, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06024, South Korea
Registered operator details in Korean
The English names and address above are translations or transliterations for readability, not a claim of a registered English company name.
주식회사 아크로스알앤디 (ACROS)
대표자: 정승혜 · 사업자등록번호: 830-81-03784
주소: 서울특별시 강남구 언주로159길 27, 4층 (06024)
Questions or a listing correction? Email hello@haea.app.
Some editorial images are staged AI-generated illustrations, not photographs. Facts follow the sources cited in the text; images are used only to aid understanding.