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Why Should Students Join Summer Camps

Participating in STEM or writing programs helps high school students stand out by showing initiative, passion, and real-world skill beyond the classroom.

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Spaces are limited to ensure personalized attention. Early registration is recommended.

How STEM and Writing Programs

STEM and writing programs help students gain confidence, explore interests, and build real-world skills that prepare them for college and future careers.

Academic & Professional Growth

Strengthen skills in problem-solving, critical thinking, communication, and creativity—core abilities essential for college success and future careers.

Exploration & Interests

Gain exposure to potential college majors and career pathways, helping students make informed decisions about their academic direction.

Portfolio & Opportunities

Create research or writing projects that can be submitted to competitions or college applications, while building connections with mentors who provide guidance and future opportunities.

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Stand Out in College Admissions

Show initiative and depth through meaningful academic work.

How Our Tutoring Center Can Help You

We provide comprehensive support to maximize your camp application success and college admissions outcomes.

Program Guidance

Identify the best-fit STEM or writing programs based on their interests, experience, and goals.

Academic Strengthening

Strengthen academic foundations in math, science, and writing to meet program standards.

Application Support

Craft strong applications with polished essays, resumes, and recommendations.

Research Mentorship​

Provide research mentorship to develop high-quality projects for publication or competition.

Enrichment Courses

Offer advanced enrichment classes that prepare students for success once they’re accepted.

Success Preparation

​Help students reflect on learning for essays and interviews​.

Programs you can attend

We provide comprehensive support to maximize your camp application success and college admissions outcomes.

Difficulty
Subject
Financial Aid

Hard

$6,000

PROMYS Math Program

Subject

Math

Financial Aid

Yes

Location

Boston University, MA

Eligibility

High school students with strong interest and talent in math.

A rigorous 6-week number theory program emphasizing independent problem-solving and proof-writing. Highly selective, known for training future mathematicians.

Hard

$6,000

Ross Mathematics Program

Subject

Math

Financial Aid

Yes

Location

Ohio State University, Columbus, OH

Eligibility

Students age 14–18 with advanced mathematical ability.

A six-week intensive focusing on number theory and abstract reasoning, with daily problem sets and lectures.

Hard

$6,000

Canada/USA Mathcamp

Subject

Math

Financial Aid

Yes

Location

Rotating North American college campuses.

Eligibility

Students aged 13–18; admission based on application and qualifying quiz.

A 5-week summer camp for talented students to explore university-level mathematics and problem solving.

Hard

Free

MIT PRIMES

Subject

Math

Financial Aid

N/A

Location

Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA

Eligibility

High school students (mainly juniors/seniors) in the U.S.

A selective year-long math research mentorship program pairing students with MIT faculty and researchers.

Hard

$7,000

Stanford University Mathematics Camp (SUMaC)

Subject

Math

Financial Aid

Yes

Location

Stanford University, CA

Eligibility

Rising 11th–12th graders with exceptional math ability.

A 3-week residential program focused on higher-level mathematics such as abstract algebra or number theory.

Medium

$5,000–$6,000

MathILy (Mathematical Infusion for Young Learners)

Subject

Math

Financial Aid

Yes

Location

Bryn Mawr College, PA

Eligibility

Ages 14–17; strong math background and enthusiasm.

A 5-week immersive experience emphasizing mathematical creativity and discovery.

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