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Ross Mathematics Program

Run by Ross Mathematics Foundation

Who can apply: Mostly ages 15–18, occasionally exceptional 14-year-olds; students from outside the US are accepted every year. Apply with essays, a video, a teacher recommendation, a transcript and the application problems

Cost and deadline

PROGRAM COST
Varies
$7,500 USD program fee; need-based aid, limited for international students
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

FORMAT
Summer programs
DURATION
6 weeks each summer
GRADES
Mostly ages 15–18
LOCATION
Ohio State University (Columbus) or Indiana University (residential)

Who can apply

Mostly ages 15–18, occasionally exceptional 14-year-olds; students from outside the US are accepted every year. Apply with essays, a video, a teacher recommendation, a transcript and the application problems

About this program

A six-week residential summer of number theory built on proving everything yourself, at Ohio State or Indiana University. About 60 first-year students per site are admitted, roughly 15% of applicants. The 2026 deadline was March 8; the program aims to fund every admitted student who needs aid, though aid for international students is limited.