Stanford Math Tournament: Who Can Actually Compete (Onsite vs. Online)
Stanford Math Tournament has different eligibility rules for onsite and online entry. See who qualifies, how each division scores, and try Gonit…
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USAMTS: A Month Per Round, No Timer, and a Path to the AIME
Three rounds a year. Five problems a round. A full month to solve each one. Zero dollars to enter. And a score…
CEMC Math Contests Explained: Gauss to Euclid, by Grade
Your child comes home with a note that says "Gauss Contest" or "CEMC." CEMC runs five different math contests, Gauss, Pascal, Cayley,…
HMMT: What the Harvard-MIT Math Tournament Actually Involves
HMMT (Harvard-MIT Math Tournament) tests AIME-and-up level students in teams. See who's eligible, what the Guts Round involves, and try Gonit free.
Math Prize for Girls: Who Can Apply and What It Pays
You don't apply to Math Prize for Girls. Your AMC score does. Here's who's eligible, how invitations actually work, and what winners…
ARML: A Parent’s Guide to the American Regions Math League (2026)
Fifteen students make an ARML team. Not fourteen, not sixteen, fifteen plus a few alternates, and your child cannot become one of…
