Automatic Qualification. Students who has one of the following accomplishments automatically qualify. Please submit an application form with payment to complete your application.

• Qualified for AIME.
• Scored 20 and above in AMC 8.
• Entered the MathCounts State level competition as individual or in a team.
• Top performers in ARML.
• If you have participated and performed well in other Math contests that you believe it's comparable to the above mentioned, please provide detailed information for assessment.

Other Applicants. All other applicants please submit the following information:

• Application Form.
• Completed Admission Test.
• Parent Statement.
• Recommendation from a Math teacher or mentor.
• A check/money order for the application fee & tuition.

Please include the full amount of the fees and tuition in your application package. In case the applicant is not admitted into the program, the tuition will be refunded. The $50 application fee is non-refundable.

Note about the admission test. The admission test is the student's opportunity to demonstrate the willingness to explore advanced mathematics topics and the ability to tackle challenging, non-routine problems. It is not only the raw test score that matters but the love of mathematics that becomes transparent in the student's application. We do realize, however, that some students who were never exposed with the Math Competition may feel very challenged with the type of problems in the admission test. It doesn't mean these students do not have the potential. For this reason, we are offering an entry level program this year to those students who are really good at Math, and motivated to have more challenges. These students will be admitted mostly based on a strong recommendation from a Math teacher or mentor, and a compelling parent statement detailing the student's Math talents, motivation, grades at school. Students are still required to complete and submit the admission test for placement purpose.

Note about the Parent's Statement. Parent statement is an effective communication piece to help us understand the reason you send your child to this program, so we can help your child benefitted from this program at a more individualized level. For those parents who do not speak English, it's OK to write in your native language, even though we can't guarantee we'll be able to find someone to translate it.

Please write to us addressing the following questions.

1. Please describe your child's academic interests, strengths and weaknesses.
2. Please describe you child's personal strengths and weaknesses.
3. How do you think you child will respond to this intense academic program?
4. Is there anything you would like us to know about your child?

Admission Decision. To help families make their summer planning, Math Zoom will process applications and make decisisons on an ongoing basis. Upon receipt of your completed application, we will return admission decisions within one to two weeks, primarily through emails. Please feel free to follow up with emails about your application if you are not notified of the decision within two weeks.

To submit an application, the application form, parent statement, and recommendation letter can be submitted via Fax: (714)784-7838 or E-mail: mathcamp@MathZoom.org or mail the entire package through postal mail. It's recommended to send an email to advise the application package is in the mail. Then simply send the package through first class mail. There is no need to send by express mail. Payment should be in the form of a check or money order made payable to Math Zoom.

Mailing address:

MathZoom Summer Camp
2913 EL CAMINO REAL, #804
Tustin, CA 92782

Any questions about the application process please email to mathcamp@MathZoom.org, or call (714)389-2818. Please do leave a message with your phone number if there is no one to answer the phone immediately.