Southern Arizona Regional Science and Engineering Fair
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Southern Arizona's premier regional science fair for students in grades PreK–12, held annually in March at the University of Arizona. About 1,600 projects compete for over $100,000 in prizes, scholarships, and trips. Top middle school winners advance to Broadcom MASTERS; top high school winners advance to AzSEF and potentially Regeneron ISEF.
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