If my child's talent area (e.g. Future Problem Solving, debate) is not one of the DSA talent areas that RI offers, could he still apply to one of the Language & STEM Talent Areas and indicate his achievements as part of the supporting evidence?

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You could consider applying under the most relevant Language & STEM talent area if your child also has exceptional talent in this talent area. You can provide his achievements as additional supporting evidence for the chosen talent area.

If my child's talent area (e.g. Future Problem Solving, debate) is not one of the DSA talent areas that RI offers, could he still apply to one of the Language & STEM Talent Areas and indicate his achievements as part of the supporting evidence?

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