Allen High School offers a wide variety of academic contests for high school students, encompassing many elements of required high school coursework. These contests build upon the academic skills developed in the classroom and offer students an opportunity to stretch their talents above and beyond those requirements.
Stanford University
Brown University
Univ. of Texas
Duke University
Teams consist of the top 3-4 scorers from each school. State-bound contestants typically study 3+ hours a week studying material in order to advance and compete at the highest level.
Most events allow 3-4 contestants per school to compete in an event.
Yes, but consult with your coaches in ensure that your events don't take place at the same time.
In order for a team to advance, the team must have the highest score at the meet or secure a wild card spot. Individuals can advance with a first, second, or third place finish.
Yes, all contestants who advance to the state meet can apply for a TILF Scholarship.
Since its inception, TILF has awarded more than $32 million to UIL competitors, with current scholarships ranging from $500 to $20,000. For information on specific scholarship criteria, visit www.tilfoundation.org.
UIL Academics Coordinators
Alllen High School
contact: elizabeth.smith@allenisd.org
Lowery Freshman Center
contact: kathryn.lanier@allenisd.org