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PROMYS, Program in Mathematics for Young Scientists

Run by PROMYS, Boston University

Who can apply Ages 14–18, finished Grade 9 and not yet in college full-time. Apply with solutions to the application problem set, a recommendation, a transcript and short answers. International students are welcome

Cost and deadline

Cost
Varies
Up to $8,000 USD (2026), with aid for international students is case by case, plus the full-scholarship Breakout Fellowship
Deadline Not posted yet

Checked against the provider's page in Oct 2026.

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Format
Summer programs
Duration
6 weeks (June 27 to August 7, 2027)
Grades
Ages 14–18, Grade 9 completed
Location
Boston University, Boston, Massachusetts (residential)

About this program

Six weeks of deep work in number theory with about 80 high school students and 25 undergraduate counsellors, built around proving results yourself. Applications for 2027 close at the end of February 2027. Aid for Canadian students is case by case, and every applicant can compete for the full-scholarship Breakout Fellowship.

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