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This note only applies if you are printing the ISEF forms using the FDF data from your online application.

You can participate in more than one science fair using your project as long as you follow the rules. Read more to find out how and where. In some cases it will just be a matter of submitting your research paper.

You can participate in more than one science fair using your project as long as you follow the rules. Read more to find out how and where. In some cases it will just be a matter of submitting your research paper.

Our top three Senior Disvision winners have the option to compete in the SUNY Oswego Genius Olympiad science fair. Other seniors interested in competing in this fair can submit their projects for consideration as well. We suggest that you do if you have the time. You will have to provide travel to upper New York if you are accepted but room and board are provided.

Our sponsorship letter and fair brochure (914Kbyte PDF file) provides a more detailed overview of the fair and how contributions are used to cover the cost of the Fair and to send the grand prize winner to compete at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair. The Mercer Science and Engineering Club is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization.

Students in grades 4-12 that attend school or are home schooled in Mercer County, NJ can participate in the annual Mercer Science and Engineering Fair (MSEF).

Students in grades 4 and 5 compete in the Elementary Division. Students in grades 6-8 compete in the Junior Division and students in grades 9-12 compete in the Senior Division.

Students in the Senior can compete in only one ISEF affiliated fair in the same academic year. They can compete in MSEF and any non-ISEF affiliated fairs in the same academic year.

Those who are getting a head start for the 2012 science fair can find download the 2012 ISEF forms now. You will need to post this information online when you register but you need to get many of these forms signed BEFORE you start your experimentation. Note, you can start your research, prepare materials and build hardware you might use in the experiment but you cannot actually start until your application has been signed and approved.