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Science Olympiad has been my favorite activity ever since I began competing in 5th grade. In middle school, I would spend class researching how to improve my builds, and I would excitedly come home ready to put my ideas into fruition. Competitions were by far my favorite days of the year, as I loved...

Congrats to CV and Harriton! I personally am happy to see 3 NEPA teams in the top ten

NEPA Regionals

Division B
1st. Springhouse MS
2nd. Harlan Rowe MS
3rd. North Pocono MS

Division C
1st. Athens Area HS
2nd. Abington Heights High School
3rd. North Pocono High School

Avalanche wrote: ↑December 7th, 2021, 8:09 pm What's a good score for the device testing section of the event?

A real good score is probably like a 42/45 but that's pretty hard to pull off especially when timing in this event depends slightly on human error.

aakoala wrote: ↑April 9th, 2021, 10:48 am When will the topics of each event (ie Dynamic Planet: Tectonics, or Meteorology: Climate) be announced?

I don't believe they'll be announced until the rules actually come out. They're sometimes easy to predict though, so if you want some insight, maybe ask the threads for the events.

I just don't get this whole thing with keeping wright stuff in another year. Hopefully they provide some rationale for that eventually.

I mean, it could also be a mistake in the schedule ig, but I doubt it since we thought that last year.

There's so many other things you can do for college besides scioly so just quit if you hate it. If you want some ideas just pm me.
Also keep in mind this isn't a normal year. In person comps are so much more enjoyable, but if you truly hate scioly, again just quit.

Orni: 10/10 Really well made as expected. A lot of the stations required critical thinking, analysis, and application. Couldn't ask for much more. Sounds: 10/10 I'm not that qualified to talk about sounds since I'm bad at it, but it seemed like the best sounds test I took all year. Wide variety of ...

What's your favorite?

How do people go about building their own prop jigs? I can 3-D print, so I'd probably just do that, but has anyone here experimented with other methods?