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So this doesn't exactly match up with the topic of this thread, but the discussion of studying for the specific ES at nats reminded me for it. My best event last year was probably Remote Sensing, but I felt like when I took the Nationals Remote Sensing test that I'd never taken a Remote Sensing tes...

So this doesn't exactly match up with the topic of this thread, but the discussion of studying for the specific ES at nats reminded me for it. My best event last year was probably Remote Sensing, but I felt like when I took the Nationals Remote Sensing test that I'd never taken a Remote Sensing test...

I haven't really heard much about division A in our area in NJ although a couple of division A tournaments are linked by the NJSO website, but one of the coaches for Community's division B team (who has for several years hosted a division B summer Science Olympiad camp) is doing a division A camp th...

Ten086 wrote:Is writing a WIDI test an option? Like uploading pictures of the build and a rubric?

There are prior examples of this (2015 SSSS, it looks like from the WIDI wiki page) so yeah.

Remember that rules are copyrighted by soinc and should not be on any public site. If you are unable to find an old copy of the rules, a good alternative is looking at old tests to see which kind of topics are tested. The reasoning behind them charging for old rule manuals is totally beyond me tbh....

CMS AC wrote:AYYYYYYYY so hyped for WWPHSS invy

yeah, i've heard of wwpmt. i got top 10 last year

I ran the riddles mini event this year, idk which ones you did...

I was really considering Cornell and I was so hype to volunteer at their invite and at Nats and take the bus back to NJ to volunteer at our States but then I didn't choose Cornell and now idk how I'm going to give back to scioly from the UK...

Also, is it true that south will have an invitational? Heard a rumor lol. edit: west windsor plainsboro south It's in planning stages, so its existence is still tentative, but it will definitely be posted about on the forums when there are more details to post. Source: I'm at South, although I'm gr...

Yeah. Also, thrift stores, used book stores, and estate sales are all good places to look for cheap textbooks. Not trying to detract from the value of the wiki, but just don't forget libraries exist - if you can renew a book repeatedly it's practically like you bought it for free, for the length of...

You don't need textbooks for studying. I personally feel like google is a great way to get information with a bit of searching and sometimes is more clear and covers some extra areas textbooks don't. Obviously a textbook is a advantage, but not a necessity. This doesn't change how amazingly useful ...