ARML

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The American Regions Mathematics League (ARML) is a competition where teams of 15 students from one geographic region compete against one another.

You can read our short FAQ about ARML or apply for a spot on the team through the links below. Applications for Spring of 2026 are open now!

ARML FAQs

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HMMT

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The Harvard-MIT Math Tournament is a 6-person team and individual competition held twice a year, in November at Harvard and February at MIT.

You can read our short FAQ about HMMT or apply for a spot on the team through the links below. Check back in the fall of 2026!

HMMT FAQs

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BMT

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The Berkley Math Tournament is a 6-person team and individual competition held annually in the fall at UC Berkley.

You can find information out about BMT on their website and in our application form. You can apply for a spot on the team through the link below. Check back in Fall of 2026!

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PuMaC

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The Princeton University Mathematics Competition is a 8-person team and individual competition held annually in the fall at Princeton.

You can find information out about PuMaC on their website and in our application form. You can apply for a spot on the team through the link below. Check back Fall of 2026!

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SMT

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The Stanford Math Tournament is a 6-person team and individual competition held in the spring at Stanford University.

You can read our short FAQ about SMT or apply for a spot on the team through the links below. We unfortunately did not attend in 2026. Check back in Spring 2027!

SMT FAQs

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