Mathematics summer program
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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.
A few of the programs listed below offer mathematics scholarships or financial aid. 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.
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United States summer math programs
Math programs for elementary school students
- Avid Academy for Gifted Youth (Irvine, CA) website
- Center for Talented Youth (CTY) website
- LeapAhead! Online Summer Program Grades 3-6 (online) website
- Math Contest Camp 2009 Grades 5-8 and grades 7-12 in Bolivar, MO website
- MIST Academy Summer Institute (Birmingham, AL) for students entering grades 4-12 website
- Texas Mathworks Junior Summer Math Camp website
Math programs for middle school students
- AGMath Camp (Durham, NC)website
- Avid Academy for Gifted Youth (Irvine, CA)website
- AwesomeMath website
- Center for Talented Youth (CTY) website
- Center for Mathematics, Science, and Technology (CMST) Website
- Education Program for Gifted Youth (EPGY) website
- Educational Studies Program (ESP) at MIT website
- Math Contest Camp 2009 Grades 5-8 and grades 7-12 in Bolivar, MO website
- Math Enrichment Summer Institute at San Jose University website
- MathPath website
- MathZoom Summer Camp website
- MIST Academy Summer Institute (Birmingham, AL) for students entering grades 4-12 website
- Texas Mathworks Junior Summer Math Camp website
- Young Scholars Program at the University of Chicago website
Math programs for high school students
- All Girls/All Math website
- AwesomeMath website
- California State Summer School for Mathematics and Science (COSMOS) website
- Canada/USA Mathcamp website
- Center for Mathematics, Science, and Technology (CMST) Website
- Center for Talented Youth (CTY) website
- Clay Research Academy website
- Education Program for Gifted Youth (EPGY) website
- Educational Studies Program (ESP) at MIT website
- Hampshire College Summer Studies in Mathematics (HCSSiM) website
- Harvard Summer School (Secondary School Program) website
- Math Contest Camp 2009 Grades 5-8 and grades 7-12 in Bolivar, MO website
- Math Enrichment Summer Institute at San Jose University website
- Mathematics Summer Camp at Texas A&M website
- Mathematical Olympiad Summer Program hosted by the AMC.
- MathZoom Summer Camp website
- Michigan Math and Science Scholars website
- Minority Introduction to Engineering and Science (MITES) website
- MIST Academy Summer Institute (Birmingham, AL) for students entering grades 4-12 website
- Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS) website
- Research Science Institute (RSI) website
- The Ross Program website
- Young Scholars Program in Discrete Mathematics at Rutgers website
- Stanford University Mathematics Camp (SUMaC) website
- Summer Institute for Mathematics at the University of Washington (SIMUW) [1]
- Summer Mathematics Institute at Oakland University website
- Summer Mathematics Program at University of Utah website
- Summer Science Program (SSP) at New Mexico Teach and Happy Valley School. website
- Summer Ventures in Science and Mathematics at University of North Carolina website
- SummerMath at Mount Holyoke College website
- Texas Mathworks Honors Summer Math Camp website
- UConn Mentor Connection website
- Women's Technology Program at MIT website
- Young Scholars Program at the University of Chicago website
Online math summer programs by Live Tutors for all grades
- Enrichment Program for gifted students to work on next grade curriculum website
- Math Edge Program to diagnose and improve upon weak areas in Math website
- Speed Math Program to learn faster ways of doing math website
- SAT Program to prepare for SAT in summer break website
- Algebra Programs for working with Algebra 1 and 2 website
