Math League hosts Math Contests, aiming to encourage students to solve mathematics problems and be confident in mathematics. This year, in addition to the annual Math League International Summer Tournament, the competition also holds our annual Math League International Summer Challenge (online) this year!
The National Teen Storyteller Contest, hosted by the Center for Fiction, invites young writers to submit short fictions that reimagines classic myths.
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MAP Growth, created by the Northwest Evaluation Association (NWEA), is an assessment for measuring achievement and growth in K–12 math, reading, language usage, and science.
Published biannually in March and September, Omnibus Magazine is dedicated to promote Classics to students and teachers all around the world. The magazine hosts two competitions annually, one of which is called Omnibus Magazine Gladstone Memorial Essay Prize. More information below!
Published biannually in March and September, Omnibus Magazine is dedicated to promote Classics to students and teachers all around the world. The magazine hosts two competitions annually, one of which is called Omnibus Magazine Sam Hood Translation Prize. More information below!
Columbia Undergraduate Law Review High School Essay Contest is a writing competition for high school students interested in exploring legal issues and honing their writing skills. This annual contest provides a platform for young scholars to engage with complex legal topics, express their perspectives, and showcase their analytical abilities.
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International Olympiad in Informatics is a competitive programming competition for high school students, where students will participate in 2 days of coding and solving algorithmic problems. Students is qualified for the international ones through participating in the national in each country.
The Betty Award Writing Competition is specifically designed for children between the ages of 8 and 12, with the aim of fostering their passion for writing and nurturing their imagination and creativity.
Fitzwilliam College, part of the University of Cambridge, annually hosts an esteemed Fitzwilliam College essay competition, inviting students to delve into academic subjects beyond the traditional school curriculum.
The Gilder Lehrman Institute is currently accepting submissions for the David McCullough Essay Prizes. This prestigious contest aims to recognize exceptional high school student research and interpretive essays. The contest is named in honor of David McCullough, a renowned historian and Pulitzer Prize winner who served as a Life Trustee of the Gilder Lehrman Institute.
