Middle and high schoolers explore problem-solving and proof-based math far beyond the school curriculum in relaxed weekly Sunday sessions. Levels range from newcomers to a college-bridge track, with a separate math contest preparation course.
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Sundays September through April at NYU Courant Institute; placement test required
$875 per full year; contest class $1,025; financial aid available
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Ages 10–17.
$875 per full year; contest class $1,025; financial aid available
Sundays September through April at NYU Courant Institute; placement test required
251 Mercer Street, 10012, in Greenwich Village, Manhattan.
Yes. New York Math Circle is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by New York Math Circle: nymathcircle.org.
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