<p>Anyone know what's available and does not cost a fortune? Thanks</p>
<p>It’s out on Long Island, but my DS has a friend who has gone to a math program at Stony Brook and really liked it.</p>
<p>Our HS has all the summer programs listed on Naviance - go to “colleges” and then “enrichment programs.”</p>
<p>Alternatively, just google “summer math programs” and “New York.” i was looking for engineering programs this way and it worked.</p>
<p>This list is a good starting point - [Summer</a> Math Camps and Programs for High School Students](<a href=“http://www.ams.org/programs/students/high-school/emp-mathcamps]Summer”>AMS :: Summer Math Camps and Programs for High School Students).</p>
<p>My son loved HCSSiM (from the list above). It’s six weeks, but heavily subsidized and costs < $3000 (still a lot of course).</p>
<p>It would help if you mentioned the kind of math that he is looking for: college level or high-school level. Formal course material or enrichment. Maybe a price range that you are looking at.</p>
<p>My S applied for NIDA Summer research , we heard the decisions would be sent out by mid march so wondering if anyone heard if applied.He did not receive any news yet. Please let me know</p>
<p>I’ve heard good things about a summer math program at Rutgers, although I think it is somewhat expensive.</p>
<p>Game theory(math) at BU. S1 went several years ago after JR year. Fairly reasonable if I recall.</p>
<p>Enrichment/Advanced or Remedial? </p>
<p>Any limits or preferences for length?</p>
<p>Residential or Day program?</p>
<p>Male or Female? (There are some STEM programs geared specifically toward females.)</p>
<p>Enrichment or college level–has finished AP calc. Will be junior and is very interested in pure math versus applied. Cost under 2,000 if possible.</p>
<p>Male, enrichment (?) I guess–would like intro to logic or number theory. Preferably residential but if within commuting day would be good.</p>
<p>S did a very inexpensive three week-ish program at NYU last summer. </p>
<p>[NYMC</a> - High School Summer Program](<a href=“http://www.nymathcircle.org/summer]NYMC”>NYMC - 2023 High School Summer Program)</p>
<p>It’s not a competitive program, but I think they challenge the more talented students. It’s low key, and S liked it.</p>
<p>There’s AOPS.</p>
<p>Just to clarify, AoPS is not a summer camp, though they do sponsor at least one that’s in the list I linked to, and some former employees also run their own camps. AoPS mostly holds online classes throughout the year and they’ve also written a few books. They’re a very good organization, and even if you can’t afford anything, they have a messageboard and some free resources that can be very useful, but using AoPS isn’t going to replicate the atmosphere you’d find at a summer camp.</p>
<p>A number of summer programs are listed on this site:</p>
<p>[Summer</a> Math Camps and Programs for High School Students](<a href=“http://www.ams.org/programs/students/high-school/emp-mathcamps]Summer”>AMS :: Summer Math Camps and Programs for High School Students)</p>
<p>NYU and Rutgers programs, possibly the ones mentioned above, are linked on this AMS site, as well as a program at SUNY Stony Brook.</p>
<p>Thanks I will look into Math Circle and AOPS. I know there is also Camp Euclid I think but I don’t know anyone who has done that.</p>