• PDF $20.00 for 5 copies ($4 per student)
  You can order a .PDF of the exam. Here, the cost is $20.00 for 5 students (cost includes shipping and handling) and the packet includes the scantron sheets. When you receive the password to download the exam, you will need to make a copy for each student.
  
  
• WebAssign ($4 per student)
  The cost here is $4.00 per student. You do not need to be using WebAssign with your classes in order to use this option. The exam is 100% online (along with equation and constant sheets)

• Division 01
  Division 01 is reserved for students taking their first course in physics.
  A first course in physics can be varied... anything from conceptual physics through AP Physics can be a student's first exposure.
  On this contest, some topics will be from the AP curriculum, while other questions could be taken from a conceptual course (e.g., on phases of the Moon) not covered in an AP course.
  A student having completed a year of physics but not enrolled in a second physics course (e.g., as a junior, a student takes Honors Physics and then takes no physics as a senior) is eligible to compete in Division 01
  
  
• Division 02
  Division 02 is for students taking a second (or more) course in physics or for any student wishing a challenge. The questions on this part of the contest generally are tougher than those encountered in Division 01 because of both depth and breadth.
  
  

01	Specialized and Magnet Schools of Science, Mathematics, and Technology (NCSSSMST members)
02	Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont
03	New York, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, Quebec
04	New Jersey, Pennsylvania
05	Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia
06	Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands 
07	Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio
08	Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin
09	Arizona, Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Wyoming
10	Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Oklahoma, Tennessee
11	Texas
12	California with zip codes =92500
13	California with zip codes >92500
14	Alaska, Alberta, British Columbia, Hawaii, Idaho, Manitoba, Mexico, Montana, 
	Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Saskatchewan, Oregon, Washington, Asia, Europe, and Others

• 45 minutes
• 40 questions - NO penalty for wrong answers
• calculators are usable... as long as they are non-programmable or have all programs removed before competition
• equation sheet and constants are provided
• Ties are broken by starting at the END of the exam and moving forward... so there is a reward for answering the more difficult questions correctly.