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In-School Competitions
In-School Competitions
Coming Soon!
Coming Soon!
In-School Competitions are usually held right after meetings.
Out-Of-School Competitions
Out-Of-School Competitions
AMC 10/12
AMC 10/12
Description
Description
The American Mathematics Competition (AMC) is the first stage out of the four competitions that determines the United States team for the International Mathematical Olympiad. But don't get scared! Even if you're not interested in trying out for the IMO, the AMC is a great opportunity to try new kinds of challenging math problems and compete with students across the country. The test is a 25-question, 75-minute, multiple choice exam. Students who took the AMC 12 and scored more than 100 out of 150 or were in the top 5%, or took the AMC 10 and scored 120 or more out of 150 or were in the top 2.5% are invited to take the AIME, the second stage of the competition. Students who perform well and advance to AIME and further will have scholarship opportunities and more!
Date & Time
Wednesday, November 10th during 1st & 2nd period
The Log 1 Test
The Log 1 Test
Description
Description
The Log 1 Contest provides an excellent opportunity for students to compete against students from across the country and the world, while staying right at their home school. Students compete only against other students with similar math course background. The contest consists of three testing rounds. All tests include 15 open-answer questions to be completed in 30 minutes without the use of a calculator. The top 30th students in each division across the country will receive an award sent by the national chapter.
Practice Materials
Practice Materials
Past Tests can be accessed here.
Each past test has a division name at the top.
Mu division is for students taking a Calculus course
Alpha division is for students in a math course above Algebra 2 but not a Calculus course. ex) Statistics, Pre-Calculus, College Algebra
Theta division is for students who are in Algebra 2 or lower math courses.
Rocket City Math League
Rocket City Math League
Description
Description
The Rocket City Math League is a similar competition to the Log 1 Test, where students get to compete students across the country at their own school. There are three 45-minute tests for each division, each consisting of 10 questions.
Practice Materials
Practice Materials
Past tests can be accessed here.
RCML also has divisions according to the student's math level.
Mercury Division - Algebra 1 students
Gemini Division - Geometry students
Apollo Division - Algebra 2 students
Discovery Division - Any math course above Algebra 2
Math UIL
Math UIL
Description
Description
Math UIL is part of the Academic UIL that happens in the spring. There are 3 types of events in Math UIL: Calculator Applications, Mathematics, and Number Sense. The Math UIL is competed outside of school with an organized team and a coach. Contact Ms. Nguyen for more information.
The slideshow to the right is from a Math UIL meeting from the 19-20 school year.
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