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Probably not, but maybe a good safety school.

5th in disease!

1st in chem lab, 3rd in egg-o-naut (even though my partner did all of the work), and we got 12th in mission possible (but we should have gotten first, we were .05 seconds under the specified time; human reaction time is about 1.8 sec)

3rd in weather

sixth in bio-process

paleonaps95 wrote:Probably not, but maybe a good safety school.

What did the B kids get again? Was it 2000 for each year?

I wonder how competitiveness would be affected if nats was held at an IVY or one of the top Tech Schools (Cal tech, MIT, Georgia Tech)

lllazar wrote:

paleonaps95 wrote:Probably not, but maybe a good safety school.

What did the B kids get again? Was it 2000 for each year?

I wonder how competitiveness would be affected if nats was held at an IVY or one of the top Tech Schools (Cal tech, MIT, Georgia Tech)

Yeah, it was $2000 per year. As far as the other thing you said, the U of I is the only tournament to do the full-ride scholarships for 1st places, so it wouldn't make much of a difference if it was at one of the mentioned institutions as far as that goes, unless they decided to do that, which is extremely doubtful.

paleonaps95 wrote:Probably not, but maybe a good safety school.

It depends entirely on what field one wishes to study. If you wish to study engineering, then you should seriously consider UIUC . It's college of engineering has been consistently ranked in the top 10 among the US engineering colleges by the US News and Word Report.

haven chuck wrote:

lllazar wrote:

paleonaps95 wrote:Probably not, but maybe a good safety school.

What did the B kids get again? Was it 2000 for each year?

I wonder how competitiveness would be affected if nats was held at an IVY or one of the top Tech Schools (Cal tech, MIT, Georgia Tech)

Yeah, it was $2000 per year. As far as the other thing you said, the U of I is the only tournament to do the full-ride scholarships for 1st places, so it wouldn't make much of a difference if it was at one of the mentioned institutions as far as that goes, unless they decided to do that, which is extremely doubtful.

Either way, the applicant would still have to get accepted through admissions, scholarship or not. I believe it mentions that on the UIUC site somewhere

SLM wrote:

paleonaps95 wrote:Probably not, but maybe a good safety school.

It depends entirely on what field one wishes to study. If you wish to study engineering, then you should seriously consider UIUC . It's college of engineering has been consistently ranked in the top 10 among the US engineering colleges by the US News and Word Report.

It's a full ride scholarship for an undergraduate degree, so if you want to go to another college that's better (and earn a masters or phd), you can still go