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.
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.
Medium
$5,000–$6,000
AwesomeMath Summer Program
Subject
Math
Financial Aid
No
Location
University of Dallas, TX; Cornell University, NY; online options.
Eligibility
Students 12–18 with experience in math competitions.
A 3-week camp focused on problem-solving and competition-level math, preparing students for contests like AMC and AIME.
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