Science Olympiad 2014-2015 Events

[Schrodingerscat]

From what I can tell, yes. Here are the rules so you can compare the two.

http://www.soinc.org/sites/default/file ... _03_05.pdf

where did u got those rules for 2015?

That file can be found here: http://www.soinc.org/trial_events

[havenbreadfish]

From what I can tell, yes. Here are the rules so you can compare the two.

http://www.soinc.org/sites/default/file ... _03_05.pdf

where did u got those rules for 2015?

That file can be found here: http://www.soinc.org/trial_events

I have to thank you for this. I didn't know this existed, and I can already tell it will be immensely useful in studying for next year. Before the real rules come out, at least.

[SWAnG]

Does anyone know when the national schedule for the events next year is available?

[Crazy Puny Man]

Does anyone know when the national schedule for the events next year is available?

Usually is released in the rules packet, as far as I know

[silverheart7]

I'm really excited for the events next year, since I'm moving up to C.

[knittingfrenzy18]

Say what? Picture This is coming in for Metric Mastery? Anyone know how sure this is, because not only will I find this event super fun, my sister and I are psychic. Literally. We can say gibberish that even we know doesn't make grammatical sense, and we know what we mean

[HeavyHitter406]

I'm really excited for the events next year, since I'm moving up to C.

Same! I am moving up to C next year and I want to do SciOly very badly, but...high school is busier, and I may not have time to do it next year.... Hopefully I'll be able to attempt it at least once during high school.

[SWAnG]

Oh by schedule I meant like time blocks stuff, is there any way to predict it? Like will they be relatively similar or is it adjusted randomly?

[XJcwolfyX]

Somewhat random. They do try to take some things into consideration. For example, they wouldn't put Fossils in the same time as Entomology.

[Crazy Puny Man]

Oh by schedule I meant like time blocks stuff, is there any way to predict it? Like will they be relatively similar or is it adjusted randomly?

I think that events in the same discipline tend to not conflict. I've not noticed any conflicts btwn Astro, DyPlan, Remote/Geo, and Rocks/Fossils before, nor have I noticed any between the life sciences and the chemistry's and etc.

If you've got events across multiple disciplines...hard to predict. Like TPS and Chem Lab fell in the same slot this year b/c they were technically different disciplines according to SO categories, even though the topics actually were somewhat related