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National Student Research Institution. Supporting student research through student-led editorial review, research integrity, and open access.

Fiscally sponsored by The Hack Foundation (d.b.a. Hack Club), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

Publisher: National Student Research Institution

Publisher Location: Alpharetta, Georgia, United States

NSRI Student Research Journal
Online ISSN: 3143-5653

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NSRI is a student-led research project fiscally sponsored by The Hack Foundation (d.b.a. Hack Club), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. The Hack Foundation retains sole discretion and control over all funds received for NSRI. References to collaborators, advisors, mentors, schools, journals, repositories, or partner organizations do not imply institutional endorsement unless explicitly stated.

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Peer Review Process

NSRI uses editorial and scholarly review. When appropriate, manuscripts may undergo blinded review by reviewers with relevant subject knowledge.

1. Initial Submission & Triage

1-3 days

The editorial team performs a preliminary check for scope, formatting, and plagiarism. Manuscripts that pass triage are assigned to an Associate Editor.

2. Reviewer Assignment

3-7 days

When appropriate, an editor may invite reviewers with relevant subject knowledge to evaluate the manuscript.

3. Scholarly Review

14-21 days

Reviewers or editors evaluate methodology, originality, clarity, evidence, citation quality, and fit with NSRI publication standards. Blinded review may be used when appropriate.

4. Revision

14-30 days

Authors receive feedback and are given time to address reviewer comments and revise their manuscript accordingly.

5. Final Decision

3-5 days

The Editor-in-Chief makes the final decision (Accept, Reject, or Further Revision) based on the reviewers recommendations and the revised manuscript.