Aralia offers math competition preparation courses for students of all levels. These courses help students develop the skills and knowledge to succeed in math competitions such as American Mathematics Competition. Led by experienced math educators and professionals, these courses cover a wide range of topics including algebra, geometry, calculus, and more.
The AMC 12 Preparation class is tailored to help students master advanced mathematical concepts and develop the problem-solving skills required to excel in this challenging competition. With a focus on deepening understanding and enhancing analytical abilities, our course prepares students for success on the AMC 12 and beyond.
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The AMC 8 Preparation Class focuses on mastering key mathematical concepts. Students will build confidence in mathematics through engaging lessons and incremental challenges.
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Advantage Testing Foundation/Jane Street Math Prize for Girls is the largest math prize for girls worldwide. Held annually at MIT each fall, this competition attracts around 250 young female mathematicians every year.
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This AP Statistics preview course is designed to introduce the students in the first 3 units of the AP Statistics curriculum (Exploring One-Variable Data, Exploring Two-Variable Data, and Collecting Data). The course covers all the concepts of Descriptive Statistics, Sampling, and Experimental design (32%-45% of the AP Statistics exam), and sets a solid base for the remaining units (Inferential Statistics).
AP Statistics introduces students to fundamental concepts and tools for collecting, analyzing, and drawing informed conclusions from data. The course revolves around four key themes: exploring data, sampling and experimentation, probability and simulation, and statistical inference.
This AP Calculus AB course builds deep understanding of limits, derivatives, and integrals, matching the pace and rigor of a college-level class.
