High School Summer Program
March 1, 2025 for Early Registration
April 5, 2025 for Regular Registration
The High School Summer Program (HSSP) has three options -- in-person, zoom, and remote classes. In-person classes will be held at New York University from 10am to 3pm each weekday, including lunch from 12pm to 1pm. Zoom classes connect to the in-person classes and have a dedicated TA. Remote classes run from 10am to 12pm and from 1pm to 3pm (with a break from 12pm to 1pm).
Instructors and teaching assistants are amiable and helpful, and the atmosphere is open and collaborative.
Students are expected to work hard in the program and have fun. Fridays are set aside for unorthodox activities, mathematical games, team-building, and more.
Our summer program is in its eighteenth year, having started in 2008. The American Mathematical Society has recognized our program with its Epsilon Award for nine years. You can read some of the lovely comments from past students here.
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High School Summer Program (HSSP)
| When: | Click on a course to see schedule details. |
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| NYU: | NYU Courant Institute, 251 Mercer St (map) |
| ONLINE: | Online |
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| HSSP In-Person | July 22, 2025 - August 8, 2025 | NYU | $1095 | Closed | |
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Location: NYU Courant Institute, 251 Mercer St
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| HSSP Remote | July 22, 2025 - August 8, 2025 | ONLINE | $975 | Closed | |
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Location: Online. |
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| HSSP Zoom | July 22, 2025 - August 8, 2025 | ONLINE | $795 | Closed | |
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Location: Online. |
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Attendance Policy
Because we have a limited number of places in our program and need consideration for students on our waiting list, students should attend for the entire three weeks.
Prerequisites
We require all students to be fully comfortable with at least the first year of regular high school curriculum. Priority for the High School Summer Program will be given to students entering grades 9-12 in the fall, and placement into levels will depend on students’ mathematical level rather than grade level. This is an intensive program, and all levels require willingness to work hard.