Difference between revisions of "Mathematics summer program"

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* [[Random Math ]] (Cupertino, CA) [https://randommath.com/summer-camps Website]
 
* [[Random Math ]] (Cupertino, CA) [https://randommath.com/summer-camps Website]
 
* [[Research Science Institute]] (RSI) at [[MIT]], [http://www.cee.org/programs/rsi Website]
 
* [[Research Science Institute]] (RSI) at [[MIT]], [http://www.cee.org/programs/rsi Website]
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* [[Technology for Youth Empowerment - AMC 8 Camp]] (Saratoga, CA) [https://www.technologyforyouthempowerment.org/competition-math-camp Website]
 
* [[The Ross Program]] at Ohio State University, [http://www.math.ohio-state.edu/ross/ Website]
 
* [[The Ross Program]] at Ohio State University, [http://www.math.ohio-state.edu/ross/ Website]
 
* [[Russian School of Mathematics Summer School]] (Locations nationwide) [https://www.russianschool.com/our-programs/summer-school Website]
 
* [[Russian School of Mathematics Summer School]] (Locations nationwide) [https://www.russianschool.com/our-programs/summer-school Website]

Revision as of 16:02, 11 July 2021

Mathematics summer programs come in many varieties targeted at many different age groups and levels of students. Selection is important in creating the best experience for any math student.

Many of these programs are rather expensive. A few of the programs listed below offer mathematics scholarships or financial aid. A few of them are free. When you discover more that do, please add that information to any appropriate places you find in the AoPSWiki.

Some of the math summer programs listed below have devoted AoPS forums where students, teachers, and parents can discuss these programs.


United States summer math programs

Math programs for elementary school students

Math programs for middle school students

Math programs for high school students