Virtual & Online Math Programs for High School Students
Every displayed entry lists a virtual format. Location, cost, eligibility, dates, and where to apply remain independent.
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13 published catalog entries match this page.
Catalog entries
Browse 13 catalog programs:
- Breakthrough Junior Challenge — Catalog organization: Breakthrough Prize Foundation — Cost: Free
- Steven H. Strogatz Prize for Math Communication — Catalog organization: National Museum of Mathematics (MoMath)
- MIT PRIMES/AoPS CrowdMath — Catalog organization: MIT PRIMES and Art of Problem Solving — Cost: Free
- MIT PRIMES-USA — Catalog organization: MIT Department of Mathematics — Cost: Free
- Project Euler — Catalog organization: Project Euler — Cost: Free
- High School Mathematical Contest in Modeling (HiMCM) — Catalog organization: COMAP — Cost: $100
- USA Mathematical Talent Search (USAMTS) — Catalog organization: Art of Problem Solving Initiative — Cost: Free
- Purple Comet! Math Meet — Catalog organization: Purple Comet! Math Meet — Cost: Free
- International Youth Math Challenge — Catalog organization: International Youth Math Challenge — Cost: Varies — see Cost and funding
- MITES Semester — Catalog organization: MITES, Massachusetts Institute of Technology — Cost: Free
- AWM Student Essay Contest — Catalog organization: Association for Women in Mathematics and Math for America — Deadline: February 1, 2027
- IDEA MATH Summer Online Programs — Catalog organization: IDEA MATH — Cost: $1,695–$2,195
- Rocket City Math League — Catalog organization: Rocket City Math League — Cost: Free
Frequently asked questions
How many online math programs are listed for high school students?
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What qualifies these online math entries as virtual?
Each displayed entry lists a virtual format. The topic label is editorial taxonomy, and no outcome or admissions value is implied.