MATHx presents a new, modernized version of competitive mathematics, one that's never been seen before. Matching competitive mathematics with relavant, 21st century content, we provide resources and teachers to help students who are just starting their journey to those looking to apply all of their knowledge.
Book Now What We DoMATHx fosters a special philosophy. One that involves reaching excellence. We believe in perfection through hard-work and determination.
We’re a group of students from the nation’s greatest high schools dedicated to enhancing younger minds, improving their mathematics knowledge, and preparing them for the joy and rush of competitive math. We made it our mission to educate others and help them get where they want because we feel that similar role models have benefitted us greatly.
One topic that I learned that I found very useful was permutations and learning to deal with challenging problems. It was interesting because the problems required me to think and get my brain working but also useful since in the future, I would be able to solve problems quicker than may look daunting at first using the skills you have taught me. Tyler T, X(1) student
What I learned from mathx was how to solve questions really easily. Ishspak H., X(1) student
Loved coming to class every day. It was a bit tiring, but it really helped me improve my advanced math knowledge! Jack F., X(2) student
All of our classes meet during the summer, from 9-12 PM EST, Monday through Friday.
Students can choose from Session 1 (July 5 - 29) and Session 2 (August 1 - 29). Should students wish, they can take an intensive two month program, using both sessions.
Classes are broken into 85 minute sessions with a 10 minute break in the middle.
Students should assume that homework, although not mandatory, will be given.
If you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
A course for those familiar with competitive math but still struggling with the AMC 12. We will be covering topics in graph theory, number theory, combinatorics, advanced geometry, and maybe even a bit of proofwriting for the USAMTS. Completion of Algebra II and/or precalculus recommended.
