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AwesomeMath Summer Program

Run by AwesomeMath

Who can apply Middle and high school students aged 12 to 18 anywhere, who apply with a math teacher recommendation and an untimed admission test

Cost and deadline

Cost
From US$1,275
US$1,275 to $1,575 per course in 2026, rising with each application round
Deadline Not posted yet

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

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Official site https://www.awesomemath.org/summer-program/

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Format
Summer programs
Duration
Three-week online sessions from June to August
Grades
Ages 12–18
Location
Online, live classes on weekdays

About this program

Live online problem-solving courses for strong math students, with a 90-minute lecture and an hour of problem solving each weekday for three weeks. Students choose from three sessions and can take one, two or all three. The 2027 application rounds have not opened, and earlier rounds cost less and get better course choice.

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