Other Math Opportunities

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Camps

Math Camps

USA/Canada Mathcamp

Dates: Sunday, June 28th to Sunday, August 2nd, 2026
Location: Champlain College in Burlington, VT
Application Deadline: February 23rd, 2026
Eligibility: 13-18 years old
Program Description: Intensive math camp for mathematically talented high school students, where students explore undergraduate and graduate level topics
Camp Size: 120 campers with ~ 65 new campers and ~ 55 returning campers
Acceptance Rate: ~8% of new applicants
Cost: $7500 with financial aid options
Website: Mathcamp

Girls Together (G2)

Dates: July 10th to July 26th, 2026
Location: MIT
Application Deadline: March 16th, 2026
Eligibility:
- Female, non-binary, or other underrepresented gender in math
- U.S. or Canadian resident or attend school in U.S. or Canada
- Must be in high school during 2026-2027
- At least 14 by the July 10th, 2026
Program Description: Students go to two 2 hour classes everyday with a focus on improving problem-solving skills for Olympiads
Camp Size: ~50-60 girls and non-binary students
Cost: Free + reimbursement for travel costs
Website: G2 Math Program

Stanford Mathematics Camp (SUMaC)

Dates:
- Residential (4 weeks): mid June to mid July (Programs I & II)
- Online (3 weeks):
  - Session 1: mid June – early July (Programs I & II)
  - Session 2: early July – late July (ONLY Program I)
Location: Stanford University
Application Deadline: February 2nd, 2026
Eligibility: Students in 10th or 11th grade at the time of application
Program Description: Intensive summer math camp where students explore advanced topics in mathematics (abstract algebra, topology, etc.) and math research
Camp Size: ~20 students per program
Acceptance Rate: Estimated 5%-6% (may not be accurate)
Cost (with Financial Aid options):
- Online: $3750
- Residential: $8950
Website: SUMaC

Awesome Math Summer Program (AMSP)

Dates:
- Session 1: June 8th to June 26th, 2026
- Session 2: June 29th to July 17th, 2026
- Session 3: July 20th to August 7th, 2026
Location: Online
Application Deadline: February 18th for Regular Round 1 and March 25th, 2026 for Regular Round 2
Eligibility: 12-18 years old
Program Description: Intended to help mathematically gifted students improve their problem-solving skills, especially for competitions such as AMC 10/12, AIME, or USA(J)MO
Camp Size: Each class has about 10-20 students
Acceptance Rate: Much less competitive than other in-person summer camps
Cost: $1275 – $1575
Website: AwesomeMath Summer Program

Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists (PROMYS)

Dates: June 28th to August 8th, 2026
Location: Boston University
Application Deadline: February 27, 2026
Eligibility (by the start of the program):
- 14-18 years old
- Have completed 9th grade
- Not yet enrolled in university
Program Description: All first year students attend Number Theory lectures with problem sets and proof-based lessons, while returning students explore Advanced Seminars in topics such as Graph Theory
Camp Size: ~80 students
Acceptance Rate: Estimated ~10% (may not be accurate)
Cost: $8,000 with financial aid options
Website: PROMYS

Ross Mathematics Program

Dates: June 14th to July 24th, 2026
Location: Otterbein University in Columbus, OH and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, IA
Application Deadline: March 8th, 2026
Eligibility: High school students
Program Description: 6 week summer program with three hour daily lectures and problem students where students explore one topic for the duration of the camp
Camp Size: ~60 first year students
Acceptance Rate: ~15%
Cost: $7,500 with financial aid options
Website: ROSS

Honors Summer Math Camp (HSMC)

Dates: June 21st to August 1st, 2026
Location: Texas State University
Application Deadline: Open December 1st with rolling admissions until the camp is full
Eligibility: High school students
Program Description: First year students attend problem solving sessions and seminars while returning students conduct original research projects with mentors
Cost: $6,600 with financial aid options
Website: Honors Summer Math Camp

MathILY

Dates: June 28th to August 1st, 2026
Location: Bryn Mawr College
Application Deadline: Rolling admissions with full consideration granted to applications submitted before April 28th, 2026
Eligibility: Mathematically talented high-school students
Program Description: Students explore graduate and under-graduate level mathematics not usually encountered in high school, with 7 hours of classes each day
Camp Size: ~45 students
Acceptance Rate: ~9%
Cost: $6,175 with financial aid options
Website: MathILY

The Hampshire College Summer Studies in Mathematics (HCSSiM)

Dates: June 28th to August 8th, 2026
Location: Hampshire College
Application Deadline: Rolling applications with full consideration until the last week of April
Eligibility: Talented and motivated high school students
Program Description: Intensive 6 week summer math program with college-level mathematics. Students have 4 hour morning lectures, pre-supper Prime Time Theorem, and evening problem solving sessions everyday
Camp Size: Estimated ~40 students (may not be accurate)
Acceptance Rate: Estimated ~5%-7% (may not be accurate)
Cost: $7,208 with financial aid options
Website: HCCSSiM

Leaf

Dates: July 12th to August 16th, 2026
Location: Online
Application Deadline: Early bird application April 1st
Eligibility: Students that are ages 15 to 19 that aren’t enrolled in Universities
Program Description: Its a five years online course
Camp size: all applicants will be offered to participate as Independent Learners
Acceptance Rate: Selects about approximately 10% of applicants participate and intensive five-week Programme. About 1% continue on the fellow for extended mentorship
Cost: Tiered donation system – most families pay ~$200
Website: Leaf

Research & Rationality Camps

Research Science Institute (RSI)

Dates: June 28th to August 8th, 2026

Location: MIT

Application deadline: December 10th, 2025

Eligibility: Students must be juniors at the time of application

Program Description: Six-week, fully funded STEM research program at MIT for exceptional high students

Camp size: ~100 students

Acceptance rate: ~2%

Cost: Free

Website: RSI

MIT Primes:

Dates:
-Jan 1st: Pie day
-June 15th
-June 15th to August 31st
-September 1 to December 31st

Location: (MIT)

Application Deadline: December 1st 2025

Eligibility: Applicants must be high school sophomores or juniors (including homeschool students) residing in the U.S.

Program description: Primes USA free for mathematics research program for high school juniors and sophomores in the U.S. and outside the Greater Boston area. They focus on unsolved math programs and theorietical computer science and computational biology

Camp size: Approximately 47 students

Acceptance rate: Approximately 7 to 10

Cost: Free

Website: MIT Primes

Non-Trival

Dates: December 22, 2025

Location: Online

Application Deadline: December 22, 2025

Eligibility: Ages 14 to 20 years old, not started university

Program description: 8-week summer research program with facilitator mentorship and project grants

Camp size: 100 participations become Research Fellows

Acceptance rate:

Cost: Free: 100%

Website: Non-Trivial

SPARC

Dates: Jul 22nd to August 1st, 2026

Location: California state University east bay

Application Deadline: Application dates will be announced April 15th

Eligibility: Current high school students and not finishing undergraduate

Program description: Summer program for applied rationality and cognition (SPARC). It’s a two-week, typically late-July, college-campus program in California focused on applied rationality

Camp size: 30 students in average about 500 students in the applicant pool

Acceptance rate: 30

Cost: Free

Website: Sparc camp

European Summer program on rationally (ESPR)

Dates: Jul 26th to Aug 5th, 2026

Location: Somerset, UK

Application deadline: Jan 12th, 2026

Eligibility: Applicants between 16 and 19 years old

Program description: European Summer Programme on Rationality (ESPR) is an immersive workshops for talented math students with the desire to understand the world.

Camp size: Approximately 30 attendees

Acceptable rate: Around 15%

Cost: Free

Website: ESPR camp

PAIR:(Program on AI and reasoning)

Dates: August 22nd to September 1st, 2026

Location: Somerst, UK

Application deadline: Jan 12, 2026

Eligibility: 10 day camp for the Students who are 16 to 21 years

Program description: Program on AI reasoning (PAIR) is an immersive workshop where the math talented students who wanted to explore how minds work both human and artificial. We combine thinking with the practical skill to help understand the fundamental principles behind intellectual, cognition, and the future of AI.

Camp size: About 30 attendees

Acceptance rate:

Cost: Free for accepted students

Website: Pair camp