Siemens Competition

[neuroyale]

<p>Im a US citizen but i live in Canada with my family (cuz my parents work here)</p>

<p>Am i elligible to participate in the competition?? If so, What region will i be competiting in?</p>

[xrCalico23]

<p>From the CollegeBoard website:

The Siemens Competition is open to high school students who are citizens or permanent residents (green card holders) of the United States. Students must be in good standing enrolled in, and attending one of the following:</p>

<p>High school (grades nine–12) in the United States, Puerto Rico, Guam, U.S. Virgin Islands, American Samoa, Wake and Midway Islands, or the Marianas
Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) school, or overseas American or international school
Foreign school as an exchange student or because your parent or guardian lives and works abroad
Homeschool, provided that signatures are obtained from the school district responsible for such programs on the student’s Confirmation Page. If your state does not require district supervision, the parent or guardian responsible for the homeschooling must sign it.

[Siemens</a> Foundation - Siemens Competition](<a href=“Siemens Foundation - Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) strategy - Siemens USA”>Siemens Foundation - Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) strategy - Siemens USA)</p>

<p>In terms of “region”, unlike other science fairs, Siemens judges your research paper against those submitted by students from all around the country. Hope that helped :)</p>

[neuroyale]

<p>haha thx for replying… so i will be competiting with other pple from all around the world (regional?)</p>

[xrCalico23]

<p>No, only from around the United States (which I think is more fair to students from more competitive areas like California and New York than science fairs conducted on a regional representative basis). The competition opens to U.S. citizens or permanent residents.</p>