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Canada/USA Mathcamp

Run by Mathematics Foundation of America

Who can apply: Mathematically talented students aged 13–18 from any country. Admission is by the Qualifying Quiz, a personal essay and a reference; no application fee

Cost and deadline

PROGRAM COST
Varies
$7,500 USD, reduced by need-based aid to as little as $0; free for Canadian households under $100,000 USD
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

FORMAT
Summer programs
DURATION
About 5 weeks (2026: June 28 – August 2)
GRADES
Ages 13–18
LOCATION
A US college campus (2026: Champlain College, Burlington, Vermont)

Who can apply

Mathematically talented students aged 13–18 from any country. Admission is by the Qualifying Quiz, a personal essay and a reference; no application fee

About this program

A residential summer program in university-level mathematics, where students choose their own classes and work on problems with mathematicians. It is free for Canadian families with household incomes under $100,000 USD, with need-based aid above that; aid never affects admission. Dates and location for 2027 are announced in December.