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Our Math Camps

These are the math summer camps we offer. Learn More about each math summer camp by clicking on the cards below.

Our Approach

The focus of this math summer camp program is to hone problem solving skills, enrich analytic thinking and logical skills, create passion for math, supply students with tactics and knowledge crucial to excelling in competitions, and most important of all: TO HAVE FUN

An Informal and Relaxed Setting

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    Make logical thinking a habit
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    Develop a lifelong association with math
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Engaged Campers

  • Small classroom size (12-16 students)
  • Campers at same level instead of grade
  • Curiosity is encouraged and class participation incentivized

Elementary Problem Solving

Our curriculum for Elementary Problem solving includes a balance between learning the mathematical concepts and problem-solving skills.

Levels A & B

During the class, our students would learn how to organize and manage a problem before identifying the method of navigation. 

Below are the three camps we are running for Elementary Problem Solving, Levels A and B. Click on the camps to view the specific topics each camp will cover for each level.

Prealgebra - 3 weeks

Cost: $1800
June 10, 2024 – June 28, 2024 (Monday to Friday)
9:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

Geometry - 3 weeks

Cost: $1800
July 08, 2024 – July 26, 2024 (Monday to Friday)
9:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

Counting & Probability - 2 weeks

Cost: $1200
July 29, 2024 – Aug 09, 2024 (Monday to Friday)
9:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
Students will learn how to employ reasoning, analytical and deductive skills to solve the problem. Below are some common methods under each category.
Organize and Manage
  • Drawing a Picture or Diagram
  • Making a List
  • Making a Table
Navigate
  • Top-down approach
  • Bottom-up approach
  • Method of Elimination
  • Estimation
Reason, Analyze, Deduce
  • Simplification
  • Finding a Pattern
  • Deduction
Program Overview and Details:

Daily Schedule
9:00-9:50 a.m. - Review of Homework
10:00-10:50 a.m. – Lecture on Math concepts
11:00-12:15 p.m. – Problem Solving (Practice & Discussions)

There will be 10 minutes break after every 50 minutes.

Campers are expected to work on homework which needs 1-2 hours of work every day. We do not recommend and therefore do not provide full day math classes for students at this Level. 

Both theoretical and applied problems will be used to show how a diagram helps to make sense of and model a problem. Students will apply principles of logic to solve classic riddles, such as those involving colored hats and identity of the truth-teller, in addition to non-routine math problems.
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Competitive Math Camps

Learn more about Levels C - G by clicking the cards to explore the camps below.

Camp Lambda

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June 10 - June 14 (1 week)

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Number Theory

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Daily Schedule
The curriculum is designed to include problems from various prestigious national and international math contests.
The students will attend lectures, learn problem solving techniques, and work creatively and enthusiastically to tackle challenging problems.
Select the level of your child to see what topics they will cover
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  • Properties of Arithmetic
  • Primes
  • Fractions
  • Parity and Divisibility
  • Multiples and Divisors
  • Counting Factors
  • LCM and GCF
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  • LCM and GCF applications
  • Problem Solving
  • Multiples, Divisors, Remainders
  • Factorials and Terminal Zeros
  • Units Digits
  • Counting Factors
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  • Review of Level 4
  • Problem Solving using Counting Factors, Sum and Product of Factors
  • Base Arithmetic
  • Intro to Modular Arithmetic
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  • Base Arithmetic
  • Problems using Bases, Modular Arithmetic, and Linear Congruences
  • Euler's Totient Function
  • Wilson's Theorem, Fermat's Theorem, Chinese Remainder Theorem
  • Intro to Diophantine Equations
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  • Difficult problems with Level 6 concepts
  • Various techniques used to prove Diophantine equations
  • Residue classes, quadratic reciprocity, primitive roots, lifting the exponent
  • Fermat's Little Theorem, Euler's Theorem
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Here are the fees, discounts, and policy for our Summer Camp Program
Fees:
  • $925 for full day session
  • $675 for half day session
    (1st half - Number Theory)
  • $550 for half day session
    (2nd half - Contest Preparation)
Cancellation Policy:
80% of camp fee paid (discounts provided would also be deducted)
Discounts:
  • Discounts are only applicable in the tuition fee for regular classes and accelerator program (practice sessions) until December 2024
  • 5% discount in monthly tuition fee & accelerator program for students who attend full day
  • Discount will be provided for Fall 2024 session
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Camp Omega

June 17 - June 28 (2 weeks)

Algebra

Daily Schedule
The curriculum is designed to include problems from various prestigious national and international math contests.

The students will attend lectures, learn problem solving techniques, and work creatively and enthusiastically to tackle challenging problems.
Select the level of your child to see what topics they will cover
Select the level of your child to see what topics they will cover
  • Algebraic Expressions
  • Multi-step Linear Equations, Word Problems
  • Exponents
  • Percentages
  • Ratios and Proportional Reasoning
  • Radical Expressions
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  • Multi-variable Equations
  • Exponential Equations and Functions
  • Polynomials
  • Special Factorizations
  • Quadratic Expressions and Equations
  • Proportional Reasoning
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  • Work and Rate
  • Polynomials & Functions
  • Roots of Polynomials
  • Vieta's for Quadratic and Cubic Functions
  • Factor Theorem, Remainder Theorem, etc.
  • Linear Equations involving Radicals
  • Sequences and Series
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  • Intermediate Topics in Polynomials and Functions
  • Polynomials - Rational Root Theorem
  • Conic Sections
  • Logarithms
  • Advanced Concepts in Sequences
  • Review trivial inequalities, RMS-AM-GM-HM inequalities
  • Complex Numbers
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  • Review of Level 6 Concepts
  • Advanced problem solving using Logarithms, Complex Numbers, Polynomials
  • Functional Equations
  • Advanced Inequality: Cauchy's Inequality, frequently used theorems, maximization and minimization
  • Vectors, Matrices, Cross Product, Determinants
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Here are the fees, discounts, and policy for our Summer Camp Program
Fees:
  • $1850 for full day session
    (2 weeks)
  • $1350 for half day session
    (1st half - Algebra - 2 weeks)
  • $1100 for half day session
    (2nd half - Contest Preparation - 2 weeks)
Cancellation Policy:
80% of camp fee paid (discounts provided would also be deducted)
Discounts:
  • Discounts are only applicable in the tuition fee for regular classes and accelerator program (practice sessions) until December 2024
  • 10% discount in monthly tuition fee & accelerator program for students who attend full day camp for 2 weeks
  • Discounts will be provided for Fall 2024 session

Camp Theta

July 08 - July 26 (3 weeks)

Geometry

Daily Schedule
The curriculum is designed to include problems from various prestigious national and international math contests.

The students will attend lectures, learn problem solving techniques, and work creatively and enthusiastically to tackle challenging problems.
Select the level of your child to see what topics they will cover
Select the level of your child to see what topics they will cover
  • Angles
  • Polygons
  • Area and Perimeter
  • Types of Triangles
  • Pythagorean Theorem
  • Right Triangles
  • Introduction to 3D Geometry
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  • Review Level 3 Concepts
  • Congruences
  • Similar Triangles
  • Problem Solving - area and height of triangles
  • Arc Length and Area of Sectors
  • Area of Overlapping Complex and Regular Shapes
  • 3D Geometry - volume and surface area, applications
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  • Review Level 4 Concepts
  • Problem Solving - Similar Triangles
  • Triangle Special Properties - Centroid, Orthocenter, Incenter, Median
  • Angle Bisector Theorem
  • Circles - Inscribed Angle, Tangent, Power of Point
  • Intro to Analytical Geometry and Trigonometry
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  • Review Level 5 Concepts
  • Intermediate Trigonometry - Law of Sines and Cosines, Half Angle Formula
  • Analytical Geometry Techniques
  • Mass Point, Ceva's and Menelaus - collinearity & concurrency
  • Excircles, Cyclic Quadrilaterals
  • 3D Geometry
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  • Review Level 6 Concepts
  • Analytical Geometry Advanced Techniques
  • Complex Geometry
  • Projection, Inversion, Homothety
  • Advanced Trigonometric Methods
  • Nine Point Circle, Cyclic Quadrilaterals, Directed Angles
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Here are the fees, discounts, and policy for our Summer Camp Program
Fees:
  • $2775 for full day session
    (3 weeks)
  • $2025 for half day session
    (1st half - Geometry - 3 weeks)
  • $1650 for half day session
    (2nd half - Contest Preparation - 3 weeks)
Cancellation Policy:
80% of camp fee paid (discounts provided would also be deducted)
Discounts:
  • Discounts are only applicable in the tuition fee for regular classes and accelerator program until December 2024
  • 15% discount in monthly tuition fee & accelerator program for students who attend full day for all 3 weeks
  • Discounts will be provided for the Fall 2024 session

Camp Epsilon

July 29 - August 09 (2 weeks)

Counting and Probability

Daily Schedule
The curriculum is designed to include problems from various prestigious national and international math contests.

The students will attend lectures, learn problem solving techniques, and work creatively and enthusiastically to tackle challenging problems.
Select the level of your child to see what topics they will cover
Select the level of your child to see what topics they will cover
  • Counting Numbers
  • Venn Diagrams
  • Addition & Multiplication Principle
  • Casework
  • Complementary Counting
  • Basic Probability
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  • Review Level 3 Concepts
  • Permutations
  • Combinations
  • Pascal's Triangle
  • Independent and Dependent Events
  • Using Symmetry in Probability
  • Intro to Geometric Probability
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  • Review Level 4 Concepts
  • Harder Combination Problems
  • Hockey Stick Identity
  • Binomial Theorem
  • Expected Value
  • Basic Distriubution - Stars and Bars
  • Principle of Inclusion & Exclusions
  • Intermediate Geometric Probability
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  • Review Level 5 Concepts
  • Constructive Counting
  • Bijections
  • Distributions - Advanced Techniques
  • Combinatorial Identities
  • Advanced Geometric Probability
  • Conditional Probability
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  • Review Level 6 Concepts
  • Recursion
  • Fibonacci Numbers
  • Generating Functions
  • Advanced Conditional Probability
  • Mathematical Induction
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Here are the fees, discounts, and policy for our Summer Camp Program
Fees:
  • $1850 for full day session
    (2 weeks)
  • $1350 for half day session
    (1st half -  Counting and Probability - 2 weeks)
  • $1100 for half day session
    (2nd half - Contest Preparation - 2 weeks)
Cancellation Policy:
80% of camp fee paid (discounts provided would also be deducted)
Discounts:
  • Discounts are only applicable in the tuition fee for regular classes and accelerator program (practice sessions) until December 2024
  • 10% discount in monthly tuition fee & accelerator program for students who are enrolled for full day for the two weeks
  • Discount will be provided for Fall 2024 session
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Levels C-G

Levels are based on skills and include students from several grades. Check which level is the best fit for your child.

Level C

Grades 5-8

Students who have scored over 10 points in the AMC 8

Focus:

Math concepts required to solve intermediate middle school problems.

Goals:

Top 5% nationwide in the AMC 8 (Achievement/Honor Roll)

Contests:

MOEMS
AMC 8
‍Math Counts
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Level D

Grades 6-8

Students who have scored over 15 points in the AMC 8

Focus:

Advanced middle school and introductory high school math concepts.

Goals:

AMC 10/12 Achievement Roll
AMC 8 Distinguished Honor Roll

Contests:

AMC 8
AMC 10/12

Level E

Grades 7-11

Students who have scored 80+ points in the AMC 10 or 70+ in AMC 12

Focus:

Advanced middle school and introductory high school math concepts.

Goals:

AIME Qualification and 4+ in AIME

Contests:

AMC 10/12

Level F

Grades 7-11

Students who have scored over 100 points in the AMC 10 or 90 points in AMC 12

Focus:

Math concepts required to solve challenging AMC 10/12 problems and intermediate AIME problems

Goals:

Distinguished Honor Roll in AMC10/12
7+ in AIME

Contests:

AMC 10
AMC 12
AIME Beginner

Level G

Grades 8-11

Students who have scored over 120 points in the AMC 10 or over 100 points in the AMC 12

Focus:

Concepts involved in solving advanced AIME problems

Goals:

Qualify for USAJMO\USAMO

Contests:

AMC 10/12
AIME
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A Day in the Life of a Camper

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Non-Competitive Math Camps

Random Math holds programs to help students develop strong advanced math skills and beyond school curricula. These courses are now offered as part of RMXplore.

Cover Advanced Math Topics and Fundamentals

Through online specialized classes at Random Math, we hope to enable our students to cruise through the mentioned subjects and take more advanced classes in high school.
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Intermediate Algebra
Syllabus: Quadratics, inequalities, exponents & logarithms, complex numbers, and more
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Precalculus Honors
Syllabus: Trigonometric functions and identities, parametrization, limits & continuity, and more
AP Calculus AB/BC
Syllabus: Applications of differentiation and integration, sequences & series, polar coordinates, and more

Schedule

Random Math is offering online specialized math camps among two sessions of four weeks each. Please note that the content taught between sessions does not differ - both sessions will cover the same content.

Camp will run every weekday from 1-4pm PST (There will bo no class on Monday, July 4th.
June 13 - July 08
  • Intermediate Algebra
  • Calculus BC
July 18 - August 12
  • Precalculus Honors

Fees and Policy

Program Fees:
Intermediate Algebra: $1600
Precalculus Honors: $1600
Calculus BC: $1600
Refunds
  • 80% of camp fee paid (discounts provided would also be deducted)
Discounts
  • 5% discount in monthly tuition fee & accelerator program
  • Discounts are only applicable in the tuition fee for regular classes and accelerator program (practice sessions) till December 2022
  • Discount starts on 1st of the month after receipt of full payment
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Physics Summer Camps

Random Math is running physics summer camps with levels ranging from conceptual introductions to contest preparation.

3 Physics Levels

Click on each level to see a breakdown of concepts to be covered.

Level 1

  • A survey course targeted at talented upper elementary or middle school students
  • Calculus will not be used and use of trigonometry will be limited
  • Numerical problems and a “lab” component would be emphasized

Level 2

  • AP Physics A & B level course that covers physics using basic algebra and trigonometry
  • Overall difficulty of the concepts, problems and the course is easier when compared to Level 3
  • An example book for this class - Cutnell and Johnson

Level 3

  • AP Physics C level course with heavy emphasis on problem solving in physics and contest preparation such as for F=ma
  • Covers physics using single variable calculus
  • Books: Resnick and Halliday & General Problems in Physics by I.E. Irodov
Random Math is offering the three levels of physics camps for two sessions of four weeks each. Camp will run every weekday from 1-4pm PST (no class on Monday, July 4th). Please note that the content between sessions does not differ - both sessions will cover identical content.
For more information about each level and topics covered, please visit the "camps" tab.
June 13 - July 08
  • Physics 1.1
  • Physics 2.1
July 18 - August 12
  • Physics 3.1
Program Fees:
Physics 1.1: $1600
Physics 2.1: $1600
Physics 3.1: $1600
Refunds
  • 80% of camp fee paid (discounts provided would also be deducted)
Discounts
  • 5% discount in monthly tuition fee & accelerator program
  • Discounts are only applicable in the tuition fee for regular classes and accelerator program (practice sessions) till December 2022
  • Discount starts on 1st of the month after receipt of full payment
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Chemistry Summer Camps

Random Math is running chemistry summer camps with levels ranging from conceptual introductions to contest preparation.

2 Chemistry Levels


Level 1

  • Descriptive and practical concepts along with numerical problems would be emphasized
  • A course targeted at high school students to help prepare for Chemistry Honors course
  • Familiarity with Algebra is required

Level 2

  • AP Chemistry level course that covers concepts required for AP Chemistry exam with emphasis on problem solving and systematic approach to solving numerical problems
  • An example book for this class - Chemistry by Steven Zumdahl
Random Math is offering the two levels of chemistry camps for two sessions of four weeks each. Camp will run every weekday . Please note that the content between sessions does not differ - both sessions will cover identical content.
For more information about each level and topics covered, please visit the "camps" tab.
June 13 - July 08
  • Chemistry Honors (1 - 3 pm PST)
July 18 - August 12
  • AP Chemistry (3:30 - 5:30 pm PST)
Program Fees:
Chemistry Honors: $1200
AP Chemistry: $1200
Refunds
  • 80% of camp fee paid (discounts provided would also be deducted)
Discounts
  • 5% discount in monthly tuition fee & accelerator program
  • Discounts are only applicable in the tuition fee for regular classes and accelerator program (practice sessions) till December 2022
  • Discount starts on 1st of the month after receipt of full payment
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is an assessment required for my child to join summer camps?

Yes, a qualitative assessment helps us understand student’s goals from the program, her/his motivation level, and current proficiency in problem solving and mathematics.

This also helps us identify a suitable class placement for the student and to provide recommendations for future growth and development of the prospective student.

Will my child have access to lecture recordings if he/she misses a day?

To respect the privacy of our coaches and other students, Random Math does not grant access to lecture recordings.

All students will have access to the coach's daily lecture notes. If your child is absent on any day, he or she should reference the notes to catch up on the material.

Why are there two different sessions for one day?

Each session runs with a different goal in mid. In the morning sessions, our coaches teach students new mathematical concepts. In the afternoons, students practice contest problems to refine their competitive math skills. For a competitive track it is best to enroll in both sessions (full day).

Can I withdraw my child while the camp is in session?

You may withdraw your child and discontinue from Random Math. Standard refund policy and general policy will apply. Please refer to our policies or contact us for details.

Which course do you recommend for my child?

All four courses namely Number Theory, Algebra, Geometry and Combinatorics are part of Random Math’s Integrated Math Curriculum. Our students advance in all four areas every year. However, if your child does not have time to attend all four camps, we encourage you to discuss with your child and make the decision. Sometimes the selection may be based on what they enjoy most while other times they may want to address one or more of their weaker areas. 

There will be concepts and problems in all four areas to learn more and advance further.

How is level of my child determined? Do I as a parent have a choice? 

Parents cannot choose levels for their child. 

Our philosophy is to maximize the benefit to our campers. Student’s level would be decided based on assessment on first day of the camp as well as at the discretion of the coach based on classroom discussions during the camp. Students who complete the registration at least a month before the start date of the camp will have an option to get an assessment done prior to the start of the camp to determine the student’s starting level.

Will my student take all courses at the same level?

No, student’s level may change depending on the topics. For example, a student may be at Level 6 in Algebra but Level 5 in Geometry.

How many students are there in any class?

There will be a maximum of 16 students in a class at any time.

Are there sample problems available?

Yes – The sample topics as well as sample problems are available on course specific page.

Is it possible to take the assessment before signing up for the course?

Yes. There is a fee of $50 assessment fee per camp. The fee will be applied to the summer camp if the student decides to enroll for the camp. You will also be communicated on the camp level that your child would be able to attend.

Is it possible to take the assessment after signing up for the course?

Yes – There is no additional fee. Furthermore, you would be provided with a 20-minute slot with the coach to discuss any follow up questions.

Can I speak to the coaches before signing up?

Yes, we will organize open house where our coach(es) and Teaching Assistants will answer your question. Please sign-up for the open house.

Can I talk one-on-one to the coaches over the phone/zoom to better prepare my child for the camp?

Yes, Random Math offers a paid consulting session of 30 minutes with the coach. This discussion will happen after the student takes an assessment. Here you can ask any specific questions and work with the coach to develop a plan for your child. It is, however, a paid service.

If you have any generic questions, please send an email to . We will respond to your question within 48 hours as well as add your questions to the FAQ list for benefit of other parents.

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