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15-question competition for high scorers on the AMC 10/12. Administered at schools. Answers are integers 0-999 (no multiple choice). Qualifying for AIME (by meeting the AMC score threshold) is a significant milestone. AIME scores combine with AMC scores to determine USAMO/USAJMO qualification.

Adaptive math learning system widely used by Massachusetts schools for placement testing, course remediation, and acceleration. Builds a personalized learning path based on diagnostic assessment. Covers grades 6-12 math through Precalculus. Often assigned by schools; individual subscriptions also available.

School-based math competitions for grades 6-12. AMC 8 (middle school), AMC 10 (grades 10 and below), AMC 12 (all high schoolers). High scorers on AMC 10/12 qualify for AIME and eventually USAMO. Administered through schools.

Annual national team math competition held each May. State teams of up to 15 students compete in relay, team, and individual rounds. Massachusetts fields a competitive team each year. Strong community experience alongside serious math. Registration through school or regional coordinator.

Free adaptive problem-solving platform from Art of Problem Solving. Serves problems at increasing difficulty based on performance. Excellent for AMC 8/10/12 preparation and building mathematical intuition. Covers pre-algebra through olympiad topics. Completely free with AoPS account.

Online math courses and community designed for motivated students, from pre-competition through olympiad level. Covers competition math, standard curriculum, and proof-writing.

Free multi-year program helping underserved students enter advanced mathematics. Summer residential program followed by year-round support. Serves Boston-area students alongside NYC. Covers grades 6-9 across program years.

Free 2-week day program for Boston and NYC students from underserved communities in grades 5-6. No prior advanced math experience required — the goal is to introduce creative mathematical thinking. Gateway into the full BEAM program for students with high potential and limited access.

Monthly math circle held at Boston University campus for high school students. Led by BU mathematics faculty. Topics span from number theory to combinatorics. Free to attend.

Interactive online math and science platform emphasizing conceptual problem-solving. Covers algebra, geometry, probability, calculus, and competition math through guided interactive problems. Strong for AMC prep and developing mathematical intuition. Subscription-based with free preview content.

5-week intensive residential summer program for mathematically talented high school students. Travels to different university campuses each year. Highly selective admissions via qualifying quiz. Full financial aid available — no student is turned away for financial reasons.

Free online math and science platform with interactive problem sets and explanations. Covers competition math topics up to AMC/AIME level. Community-driven content. Good free supplement for students building competition problem-solving skills.