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Advance Your Future in Mathematics
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Why Join the PathIvy Math Competition Track?
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♦ Step-by-step preparation for AMC → AIME → USAMO → IMO pathway
♦ Problem-solving fundamentals: Algebra, Number Theory, Combinatorics, Geometry, Proof-writing
♦ Continuous support: practice tests, feedback, strategy sessions, timed simulations
♦ Opportunity to build a strong math portfolio - beneficial for STEM college applications
Who Should Enroll
Middle school students excited about math - want to build strong fundamentals (MathCounts, early AMC).
♦ High school students aiming for competitive math contests (AMC, AIME).♦ Students with strong math aptitude wanting to challenge themselves and work toward USAMO / IMO.
♦ STEM aspirants - engineering, computer science, research - who want to strengthen their profiles with real problem-solving credentials.
♦ Any student eager to build logical thinking, creativity, and a competitive mindset.
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Competitions We Support
- AMC
- AIME
- USAMO
- IMO
- MathCounts
AMC (American Mathematics Competitions)
The gateway to competitive math — AMC (for grades up to 10 or 12) helps students build strong problem solving and mathematical thinking foundations.
- Administered annually, AMC 10 and AMC 12 challenge students with multiple-choice questions based on high-school mathematics
- High performance in AMC opens the door to the next challenge: AIME.
AIME (American Invitational Mathematics Examination)
For students who excel in AMC, AIME is the next step - a 3-hour, 15-question exam with integer-answer problems that demand deeper insight.
- AIME develops advanced problem-solving skills, logical reasoning, and comfort with challenging math beyond standard curriculum.
- Top AIME performers qualify for USAMO or its junior equivalent.
USAMO (United States Mathematical Olympiad)
The premier national-level math contest for high-school students in the USA. USAMO is a two-day, proof-based exam — six challenging problems over 9 hours total
- USAMO demands creativity, deep understanding of mathematical concepts (algebra, number theory, combinatorics, geometry), and strong proof-writing skills
- Success here can lead to selection for international training camps and eventually participation in the global olympiad.
IMO (International Mathematical Olympiad)
The global stage for top math talent - students representing their countries take part in deep, challenging problems that require ingenuity, creativity, and advanced theoretical knowledge.
- The IMO is the pinnacle for many aspiring mathematicians and an extraordinary addition to any academic profile.
MathCounts
A fantastic starting point for middle-school students (grades 6–8).
- MathCounts builds strong foundational problem-solving and collaborative skills through its various rounds (Sprint, Target, Team, and Countdown).
- It's a great entry-friendly competition that builds confidence, speed, and interest in math before students move on to higher-level contests like AMC and beyond.
AMC (American Mathematics Competitions)
The gateway to competitive math — AMC (for grades up to 10 or 12) helps students build strong problem solving and mathematical thinking foundations.
- Administered annually, AMC 10 and AMC 12 challenge students with multiple-choice questions based on high-school mathematics
- High performance in AMC opens the door to the next challenge: AIME.
AIME (American Invitational Mathematics Examination)
For students who excel in AMC, AIME is the next step - a 3-hour, 15-question exam with integer-answer problems that demand deeper insight.
- AIME develops advanced problem-solving skills, logical reasoning, and comfort with challenging math beyond standard curriculum.
- Top AIME performers qualify for USAMO or its junior equivalent.
USAMO (United States Mathematical Olympiad)
The premier national-level math contest for high-school students in the USA. USAMO is a two-day, proof-based exam — six challenging problems over 9 hours total
- USAMO demands creativity, deep understanding of mathematical concepts (algebra, number theory, combinatorics, geometry), and strong proof-writing skills
- Success here can lead to selection for international training camps and eventually participation in the global olympiad.
IMO (International Mathematical Olympiad)
The global stage for top math talent - students representing their countries take part in deep, challenging problems that require ingenuity, creativity, and advanced theoretical knowledge.
- The IMO is the pinnacle for many aspiring mathematicians and an extraordinary addition to any academic profile.
MathCounts
A fantastic starting point for middle-school students (grades 6–8).
- MathCounts builds strong foundational problem-solving and collaborative skills through its various rounds (Sprint, Target, Team, and Countdown).
- It's a great entry-friendly competition that builds confidence, speed, and interest in math before students move on to higher-level contests like AMC and beyond.
What Makes PathIvy Different
🎯 Curriculum + Strategy: Not just problem-solving — we teach how to study, how to approach contests, how to manage time under pressure, how to write clear proofs.
🎯 Experienced Coaches: Olympiad-trained mentors who understand the pathway from AMC to IMO, have firsthand experience, and guide you step-by-step.
🎯 Long-Term Vision: We don’t just aim for one contest — we help you build a strong math background, competitive mindset, and a credible portfolio for college and STEM careers.
🎯 Proven Results: Students who complete our program often perform significantly better in contests, secure advanced invites (AIME, USAMO), and build strong STEM-ready profiles.