Competition · In person · Multiple simultaneous sites (e.g. Penn State, University of Iowa, University of Nevada Reno, Western Carolina University, Saint Anselm College)
American Regions Mathematics League (ARML)
ARML is a national team mathematics competition in which over a hundred teams of 15 students, representing states, regions, or large population centers, compete simultaneously at multiple host university sites each spring.
About
The contest includes team, power, individual, and relay rounds emphasizing both individual skill and group problem-solving. Teams are typically formed through statewide or regional tryouts, making ARML selection itself competitive even before the tournament, and it draws teams from Canada and Asia as well as the US.
What you can win
Team and individual trophies/awards by site and overall
Who can apply
- International students
- Can apply
The website mentions students from multiple countries, implying international eligibility, but does not specify grade or age requirements.
What it takes
- EssayNot needed
- Recommendation lettersNot needed
- InterviewNot needed
- PortfolioNot needed
Details
- Format
- In person
- Where
- Multiple simultaneous sites (e.g. Penn State, University of Iowa, University of Nevada Reno, Western Carolina University, Saint Anselm College)
- How competitive
- Highly selective
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