ARML team application

Students interested in representing their region at this year's national ARML contest are encouraged to fill out this form. Application deadline is April 22; students will be notified of their status by April 25, and accepted students will need to submit a permission slip and payment by April 30 ($200 for Arizona and New Mexico, $125 for Nevada, $275 for San Francisco Bay Area). Be sure to fill out as much information as you can, and to use a valid email address.

 

Demographics (or "What, is your name?")

Last Name:
First Name:
Address:
City:
State:
ZIP:
Phone Number:
email:
School:
Grade:
Age:
Gender:
 

Math (or "What, is your quest?")

Current Math Class:
2007 AMC8 score (if applicable):
2008 AMC10 score (if applicable):
2008 AMC12 score (if applicable):
2008 AIME score (if applicable):
2008 mathleague.org state Sprint Round score (if applicable):
2008 mathleague.org state Target Round score (if applicable):
Other relevant math competition scores (list all on-site math competitions you have attended this year along with your results):
How many years have you competed at ARML?
 

Trip details (or "What, is your favorite color?")

Which team are you applying to be on?
Are you interested in applying for financial aid? Applicants for financial aid will be asked to fill out a financial aid application if funds are available
Are your parents interested in accompanying the team?
What size t-shirt do you prefer?
Please list any food preferences (vegetarian, kosher, allergies, etc.):
Please list any roommate preferences (we will attempt to pair up participants of the same gender who request each other as roommates):
 

Practices (or "Help help I'm being repressed!")

Please enter your preferred practice location:
Please list all dates in May when you would be UNABLE to attend an afternoon or evening practice in your preferred location (not applicable to Bay Area students):
 

 

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