Summer 2024 enrollment is now open! Explore Available Courses

Below are the courses we offer for high-performing students in mathematics, language arts, and science. We offer courses during the academic year and during the summer. Click on any course for more information about that course. Visit the Course Schedule to learn when the courses are offered or to enroll in courses, and read About AoPS Academy to learn more about our educational philosophy.

Summer Mathematics

Courses during the summer for high-performing math students entering grades 2-12. No consultation required: enroll directly through our course schedule.

Summer Language Arts

Courses during the summer for high-performing language arts students entering grades 3-10. No consultation required: enroll directly through our course schedule.

Academic Year Mathematics

Courses during the school year for high-performing math students in grades 1–12. Before enrolling in Academic Year courses, you will need to request a consultation.

* Note for students who have previously taken this course: We alternate between two different versions of this course from one year to the next. The two versions are roughly the same difficulty, but include different lessons, practice contests, and homework. Therefore, students taking this course for two consecutive years will see different material in the second year than in the first.

Academic Year Language Arts

Courses during the school year for high-performing language arts students in grades 2–12. Before enrolling in Academic Year courses, you will need to request a consultation.

Our family regularly talks about AoPS. We try to think about how our life would be different without you all. What if my daughter hadn't learned to love math? What if she never experienced being pushed to her limits? Overcoming failure? She wouldn't be who she is. And she is AWESOME! A very proud mom here. We are so fortunate that we found AoPS Academy. I credit AoPS for much of her confidence.

Kelly B.,

AoPS Academy parent to 16-year-old engineering major at UW and future cancer researcher