Events are color-coded below to indicate the testing mode; if no color is present, please contact the coordinator for confirmation of what testing mode will be used. Please note that all students participating in online and on-demand qualifying contests will be competing only against students within their own state or country. For contests where the state/country is listed as XX we will be assigning separate event numbers to each state and country after testing is over but before results are posted. For online contests that list a state or country, students may NOT register for the contest unless they attend school in that state or country; students outside the listed state or country may sign up for the XX contest instead.
Online contests each month are set up so that Qualifier A and Qualifier B are at times students in the Western Hemisphere will likely find convenient; Qualifier C is at a time that will appeal more to students in the Eastern Hemisphere. Students may sign up for any online qualifier they are eligible for but are asked to pay attention to the time zone of the contest so they don't sign up for a contest in the middle of the night unless they want to take the test in the middle of the night.
Remember that each student may only sign up for one contest under each release number. All qualifying rounds are priced at US$30 or less per student; if you are asked by anyone to pay more than US$30 (or the equivalent in another currency) for a qualifying round, please notify us at customercare@mathleague.org.
These contests are invitation only. If you are unable to attend your scheduled State Championship, you may sign up for the make-up test. Please note that this testing opportunity is purely a chance to experience the test and attempt to qualify for the US National Championship: Students taking the make-up test will not be eligible to participate in a countdown round, will not be eligible for prizes, and will not have their scores listed as part of the official State Championship results or counted as part of their school's sweepstakes score. Students will have their scores added into the nationwide calculations for individual wild card slots and will be invited to the National Championship if they score among the top 10 students in the US for their grade level.
This contest is invitation only and will be held on May 22 in St. Louis
This contest is invitation only
