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- nice we have conflicting answers
- what an amazing distribution
Each of the \~26 finalists is either a **Holstein** or a **Guernsey**.
- Guernseys
- no seniors or past finalists
- - mostly lectures by Brian
- two contests
- Holsteins (1/3 to 1/2 of all finalists)
- can include first-time finalists
- six contests ~~(fun!!)~~
-Contests 3-5 hrs with 3-4 problems each ~~and are frequently extended for lunch breaks~~
+Contests are 3-5 hrs with 3-4 problems each ~~and are frequently extended for lunch breaks~~
## Selection
-(Mostly) based on:
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+ nice we have conflicting answers
+ what an amazing distribution
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+Factors include (but are not limited to):
- results of monthly platinum contests
- US Open is given more weight
- may take into account if you weren't able to participate in one (or more?) platinum contests assuming that you were participating in a lower division at that time
- - grade level (lower is better)
+ - grade level (lower is generally better)
- past camp qualification
- sample cases
- if you submit all of them ~~then your total score might increase by half a problem across the whole season!~~
- "improvement"
- increasing >> decreasing score sequence!
-For Guernsey, averaging one problem per contest won't suffice but one problem plus some partial credit (probably?) will.
+Campers generally average at least one problem and some partial credit per contest (where "some" varies a lot).
### First-time campers by grade level