"Many kind regards and thanks for all you do with the Rocket City Math League. We have had a blast this year...the enthusiasm among our students and math club members is growing." —Mu Alpha Theta Sponsor
The Rocket City Math League is a free, international, math contest that is open to all middle, high school, and two-year college students enrolled in pre-algebra through precalculus and above math courses.
This competition is completely FREE due to a generous grant from Mu Alpha Theta.
General information about the Rocket City Math League:
For the Spring Individual Competitions: To compete in the Discovery Level, students must be currently enrolled in that level's mathematics requirement or higher. For all other levels, students must be currently enrolled in or have completed the mathematics course at that level and cannot be enrolled in or have completed a higher-level mathematics course. In order to be eligible for awards, students may compete in only one level:
Two-year college students wishing to compete in the Rocket City Math League would compete in the following levels:
Two-year college students may compete in the level they fall in during the fall semester for the whole year but may also start in the higher level if they feel confident in their abilities. Once a student has started a level, they must stay at that level for the whole contest. If there are not enough two-year teams in the Interschool Test, two-year teams will be in Division A.
Tests are allowed to be administered on any one day during the testing period, as determined by the sponsor.
Team scores are calculated by adding the top five scores of all students in the same division and enrolled in the same school.
All materials related to the Rocket City Math League, including test, solutions, and RCML guidelines, are emailed to each school or made available online.
The RCML’s website and information on how to registration can be found here. All teams or individuals who participate in the Rocket City Math League will need a sponsor, such as a math team coach or a math teacher, who will register for the contest, proctor the tests, and input the scores online.
Copies of last year's tests and sample tests can also be found on the RCML's past tests website.
REMEMBER! THE CONTEST IS ABSOLUTELY FREE!!!
If you have any questions, comments, or concerns, feel free to contact us at rcmlstaff@gmail.com
National High School & Two-Year College Mathematics Honor Society
Mu Alpha Theta
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