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AwesomeMath Academy Enrollment
| Semester | Enrollment Begins | Enrollment Ends |
|---|---|---|
| Fall 2022 | July 15, 2022 | September 26, 2022 |
| Spring 2023 | July 15, 2022 | January 22, 2023 |
Steps to Enroll in Academy Courses
Step 1: Ensure Readiness and Review the Online Course Catalog
- Review readiness guide, sample problems, and course catalog to determine which courses are the right fit for you.
Step 2: Choose Course and Enroll
- Use the “Enroll Now” link below next to the course(s) you want to enroll in.
- Choose the semester and session you want to participate in, complete the student information form, and then add the course to your cart.
- Return to this enrollment page to select additional courses (if desired).
Step 3: Pay Your Tuition
- Carefully review the information provided in Step 2 above and then select “proceed to checkout” to pay your tuition. Note any applicable discounts will be automatically applied.
- You will receive a confirmation email once your enrollment is complete and payment is received. This email will have next steps and how to prepare for the upcoming semester.
| Online Courses | Enrollment Options | |
|---|---|---|
| Beginner: Problem Solving 1 This course is intended for students who are new to the joys of problem-solving and want to learn concepts and techniques beyond
the standard school curriculum. This course will help students build a solid foundation for their first math competition and give them the fundamentals
they need to learn math at the next level. | • Sat @ 9:30am – 11:00am CST • Sun @ 9:30am – 11:00am CST | Enroll Now |
| Novice: Problem Solving 2 This course is online and intended for students who have been active in math competitions for a couple of years (obtained mid to high AMC 8 scores up to low to mid
AMC 10 scores) and wish to further expand their abilities by consolidating their mathematical foundation to learn more advanced and in-depth concepts that can be applied on math
contests and much more. | • Sat @ 11:15am – 12:45pm CST • Sat @ 2:00pm – 3:30pm CST • Sun @ 11:15am – 12:45pm CST • Sun @ 2:00pm – 3:30pm | Enroll Now |
| Intermediate: Problem Solving 3 This course is intended for students who have been active in math competitions for a few years (obtained mid to high AMC 10 scores up to qualifying for AIME) and wish to further
expand their abilities by consolidating their mathematical foundation to learn more advanced and in-depth concepts that can be applied on math contests and much more. | • Sat @ 10:15am – 11:45am CST • Sat @ 12:15am – 1:45pm CST • Sun @ 2:00pm – 3:30pm CST • Sun @ 3:45pm – 5:15pm CST | Enroll Now |
| Advanced: Problem Solving 4 This course is intended for students who are ready to stretch their strongly developed mathematical skills (obtained high AMC 10/12 scores to mid-level AIME
results) and wish to further expand their abilities by consolidating their mathematical foundation to learn more advanced and in-depth concepts that can be applied on math contests
and much more. | • Sat @ 2:15pm – 3:45pm CST • Sat @ 4:15pm – 5:45pm CST | Enroll Now |
| Olympiad Physics Level 1 The Level 1 course is intended to be the first encounter with physics problem solving for students with strong math skills. This course will guide
students towards successful first participation at the F = ma competition, which leads to the USAPhO and eventually to the
International Physics Olympiads. After
this class, students are expected to solve about half of the problems needed to go to the USAPhO. The curriculum will cover the same areas as the F = ma competition,
i.e., parts of classical mechanics, at a level beyond Honors / Pre-AP high-school physics. This course will not involve calculus. Recommended for student with no prior
experience with physics problem solving. Prerequisites: self-motivation and strong math skills at Algebra 2 level. | • Sat @ 11:00am – 12:00pm CST | Enroll Now |
| Olympiad Physics Level 2 The Level 2 course is intended to be the continuation of the Level 1 course, going deeper into physics problem solving and taking the students further in
physics competitions. After this class students are expected to get the points needed to go to the USAPhO. The curriculum will cover the same areas as the F = ma competition, i.e., parts of
classical mechanics, at a level beyond AP physics. This course will not require calculus, but we will learn some of it. Recommended for students who took Level 1
class or at least Honors / PreAP high school physics. Prerequisites: strong self-motivation, math skills at Precalculus level, our Level 1 class or at least Honors / Pre-AP Physics. | • Sat @ 10:00am – 11:00am CST | Enroll Now |
| Olympiad Physics Level 3 The Level 3 course is the continuation of the Level 2 course, going deeper and broader into physics problem solving and taking the students further in physics
competitions. The curriculum will cover selected problems from areas of physics needed to succeed at the USAPhO competition: Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism,
Thermodynamics, Fluids, Relativity, Waves, Optics, and Nuclear and Atomic Physics, all at a level well beyond AP physics. Each area will be covered over two weekly units with
representative problems of serious difficulty. This course requires some calculus (basic differentiation and integration) and will definitely require students to be
self-motivated and work very hard for each class. The TA's for this class are our former students who got medals at the USAPhO. Prerequisites: strong self-motivation, proficiency with basic calculus, our Level 2 class or at least 12 points on an earlier F=ma exam. AP Physics highly recommended. | • Sat @ 9:00pm CST | Enroll Now |
| Chemistry Level 1 (Fall Only) This course is intended to be the first encounter with competitive chemistry problem solving for students who took at least one year of Chemistry. This course will
guide them towards successful participation at the Local Chemistry Olympiad Competition which is the first step in the U.S. National Chemistry Olympiad USNCO, that eventually leads to the
International Chemistry
Olympiad. This is a unique and targeted overview of key areas necessary for the pursuit of the Chemistry Olympiad. This class also serves as a valuable review for
AP curriculum with a focus on problem-solving and is beneficial to the students who are preparing for the AP exam or CBE (Credit by Exam). The curriculum will cover
the areas which span general, physical, organic, and analytical chemistry. This course requires Algebra 1 proficiency and at least one year of Chemistry. | • Sat @ 12:30pm – 1:30pm CST | Enroll Now |
| Chemistry Level 2 (Spring Only) This course will be an intense preparation for the successful participation at the Local Chemistry Olympiad Competition in March.
The curriculum will cover key concepts, formulas, calculations and problem-solving strategies while solving the most recent Local USNCO exams. We will solve and
review between 5-10 real Local USNCO exams in the course of the class. | • Sat @ 12:30pm – 1:30pm CST | Enroll Now |
| AP Calculus AB (Fall Only) This course is intended for students who want to learn calculus. The course will follow the order of the AP curriculum and cover the content published in the College Board exam description.
We will focus on solving AP-level problems, but additional materials and source code will be available, especially regarding higher mathematics and applications to physics, economics, computer science and biology.
The Fall course will cover the content of the Calculus AB exam. | • Sun @ 2:00pm – 4:00pm CST | Enroll Now |
| AP Calculus BC (Spring Only) This course is intended for students who want to learn calculus. The course will follow the order of the AP curriculum and cover the content published in the College Board exam description.
We will focus on solving AP-level problems, but additional materials and source code will be available, especially regarding higher mathematics and applications to physics, economics, computer science and biology.
The Spring course will cover the content of the Calculus BC exam. | • Sun @ 2:00pm – 4:00pm CST | Enroll Now |
| AP Physics I (Fall Only) This course is intended for students who want to learn basic physics. The course will follow the order of the AP curriculum and cover the content published in the College Board exam
description. We will focus on solving AP-level problems, but additional materials and source code will be available, especially regarding astronomy, cosmology, engineering, biology and calculus. | • Sun @ 5:00pm – 7:00pm CST | Enroll Now |
NOTE: We do not pro-rate tuition for enrollments after classes begin since students will have access to all class recordings and material.
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