Stanford University Residential Mathematics Camp (SUMaC)
Stanford advanced mathematics program
Stanford University Residential Mathematics Camp (SUMaC) is a program by Stanford University for students in Class 10–11, open to students across India. Registration closes 2 Feb 2026.
Mode
In-Person
Eligibility
Class 10–11
Fee
$8,950
Duration
Approximately 6 weeks
Format
Individual
Time needed
Full-time residential, approximately 6 weeks
Key Dates
- Registration opens
- 1 Jan 2026
- Registration closes
- 2 Feb 2026
- Dates
- 21 Jun 2026 – 17 Jul 2026
Stanford University Campus, Stanford, California
About This Opportunity
The Stanford University Mathematics Camp (SUMaC) is a rigorous, residential summer mathematics program offered by Stanford University's Department of Mathematics. Designed for mathematically talented high school students, SUMaC offers two parallel programs: Program I (abstract algebra and number theory) and Program II (algebraic topology), catering to different experience levels.
Both programs combine daily lectures by Stanford faculty, collaborative problem-solving sessions, and a culminating research project. Students live on Stanford's campus and have access to university facilities and faculty. The program runs for approximately six weeks in June and July. SUMaC is internationally recognized as one of the premier pre-college mathematics programs in the world, regularly drawing students who have competed at the national and international mathematics olympiad level.
Financial aid is available based on demonstrated need. An application fee of $60 is required to apply.
Eligibility
- Grade Level
- Class 10–11
- Age Range
- 15 - 18 years
- Location
- Nationwide
Academic requirement
Strong mathematics background; competitive selection based on mathematical ability demonstrated through application problem set and essays
Prerequisites
- Strong high school mathematics background; familiarity with proof-based mathematics preferred for Program II
Open to high school sophomores and juniors (ages 15-18) with strong mathematics backgrounds. International students welcome. Selection is competitive based on a mathematical problem set application and essays.
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Academic Details
Difficulty: Advanced
What's covered
Program I: abstract algebra and number theory with faculty lectures and problem sessions. Program II: algebraic topology for more experienced students. Both conclude with a research project.
Rewards & Recognition
Certificate
Certificate of completion from Stanford University
Participants receive a completion certificate from Stanford University's mathematics department.
Opens doors to
SUMaC participation is widely recognized by college admissions as a mark of exceptional mathematical talent.
Recognition
Premier pre-college mathematics program globally
Skills your child builds
Languages
What your child will do
- Daily faculty lectures
- Problem-solving workshops
- Collaborative research projects
- Campus tours and Q&A with Stanford students
Mentors & faculty
Stanford mathematics faculty and graduate students
How to apply
- 1Pay $60 non-refundable application fee and complete online application including mathematical problem set, personal essays, and teacher recommendations.
- 2Acceptance decisions and financial aid notifications sent to applicants
Fees & financial support
Fee details
Program fee is approximately $8,950 USD covering tuition, room, and board. A $60 non-refundable application fee is also required. Financial aid is available based on demonstrated need.
Financial support
Need-based financial aid is available and can cover a significant portion of the program fee. Students must apply for aid separately after acceptance.
Frequently asked questions
What is the last date to register for Stanford University Residential Mathematics Camp (SUMaC) ?
The registration deadline is 2 Feb 2026.
Is Stanford University Residential Mathematics Camp (SUMaC) free?
$8,950 registration
Who can participate in Stanford University Residential Mathematics Camp (SUMaC) ?
Students in Class 10–11. children aged 15-18.
What will my child gain from Stanford University Residential Mathematics Camp (SUMaC) ?
Intensive study of advanced mathematics under Stanford faculty. Choose between Program I (algebra/number theory) or Program II (algebraic topology). Live and study on Stanford's campus for 6 weeks. Financial aid available to offset tuition costs. Recognized worldwide as a top mathematics program for high schoolers.
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