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| − | 3333 is a user on the [http://www.artofproblemsolving.com AoPS website], whose real name is Vladimir Kulchitsky. | + | 3333 is a user on the [http://www.artofproblemsolving.com AoPS website]. |
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| − | == Information ==
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| − | 3333 was born in Moscow, Russia in 1997 and now lives in Fairbanks, Alaska. He is fluent in both Russian and English and is now learning Japanese as a third language. He is currently a student at Stanford (former EPGY) Online High School and Lathrop High School.
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| − | == Achievments in Mathematics ==
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| − | '''Mathcounts'''
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| − | 6th grade: 6th Chapter.
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| − | 7th grade: 2nd Chapter, 6th State.
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| − | 8th Grade: 1st Chapter, 1st State, 102nd Nationals.
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| − | '''AMC 8'''
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| − | 7th grade: 17
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| − | 8th grade: 21
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| − | '''AMC 10'''
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| − | 9th Grade: 112.5 (A)
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| − | 10th Grade: 106.5 on A (FAIL), 133.5 on B.
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| − | == Competition Goals ==
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| − | '''10th grade'''
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| − | Must: make USA(J)MO
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| − | Will try: HM on USA(J)MO
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| − | '''11th Grade'''
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| − | Must: make USAMO
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| − | Will try: MOP
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| − | '''12th Grade'''
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| − | Must: 20+ on USAMO
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| − | Will try: Win USAMO
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| − | == Summer Camps ==
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| − | EPGY Summer Institutes (2008 and 2009)
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| − | MathPath (2010); see yugrey's page for evidence.
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| − | Sitka Fine Arts Camp (2010)
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| − | Concordia Language Villages: Mori no Ike (2011)
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| − | == Math Classes Taken ==
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| − | 6th Grade: Pre-Algebra
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| − | 7th Grade: Algebra I
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| − | 8th Grade: Geometry, Algebra II
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| − | 9th Grade: Pre-Calculus.
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| − | 10th Grade: Number Theory (semester 1), AIME Problem Series (semester 1)
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Latest revision as of 08:51, 6 August 2020
