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The '''Siemens Competition''' in [[mathematics]], [[science]], and [[technology]] is one of the largest national scholarship competitions in the United States. Sponsored by the [[Siemens Foundation]], the top prize is a $100,000 scholarship. | The '''Siemens Competition''' in [[mathematics]], [[science]], and [[technology]] is one of the largest national scholarship competitions in the United States. Sponsored by the [[Siemens Foundation]], the top prize is a $100,000 scholarship. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:24, 13 December 2007
The Siemens Competition in mathematics, science, and technology is one of the largest national scholarship competitions in the United States. Sponsored by the Siemens Foundation, the top prize is a $100,000 scholarship.
Resources
- Siemens Foundation Homepage
- Siemens Competition informational Math Jam, including Q&A with 2005 winner Michael Viscardi, a member of the Art of Problem Solving community.
