Early Age
Starting Out
The entire father's side of my family was very math-oriented, so I got into mathematics from a very young age. I started learning with my father, and eventually took extra courses and attend summer math camps.
The entire father's side of my family was very math-oriented, so I got into mathematics from a very young age. I started learning with my father, and eventually took extra courses and attend summer math camps.
I have TA'd at Campersand for 2 years: in 2019 and 2020, once in Albuquerque and once online
I went to MathPath for 1 year: in 2017, held at Mt. Holyoke College
I went to AwesomeMath for 2 years: in 2016 and 2018, both held at Cornell University
I went to Epsilon camp for 2 years: in 2014 and 2015, once in Seattle and once in St. Louis
Finding out that there were summer math camps, I wanted to enroll in them. I attended Epsilon camp to get a feel for discrete mathematics, followed by AwesomeMath, where I started preparing for competitions. Then I went to MathPath in between them, as a continuation of Epsilon. Finally, after many years, I went to my brother's camp Campersand as a TA (teacher's assistant).
On the team of 4 every year of middle school, and 6th place team in the MATHCOUNTS State Competition 2017
I competed in the AMC 8 every year from 4th to 8th grade
3-time AIME qualifier, in 2018, 2019, and 2020
Starting in fourth grade, I took an interest in math competitions as well. I took the AMC 8 until 8th grade, and starting in sixth grade, I took part in the AMC 10/12. I've qualified for AIME 3 years, from freshman year to junior year. I also was on the MathCounts team of 4 for every year of Speyer. I became less interested in competitions later on, but they're still enjoyable.
I've been involved in many extracurricular math courses that helped further my mathematical education outside the classroom (during the school year), which I'm immensly thankful for.
For math, I have taken Calculus I/II (MATH E-15/16), Linear Algebra and Real Analysis I (MATH E-23A), and a special Data Science course (MATH J-23C) here.
I have completed groups Y, S2, S3, I, and A at this Saturday program from 6th-10th grade.
I went through everything from basic logic to precalculus until 9th grade at this Stanford-affiliated online program.
My father signed me up with Stanford's EPGY program in elementary school, where I went through most math up to precalculus until 9th grade.
I enrolled in 6th grade and completed groups Y, S, I, and A all the way through 10th grade.
I took MATH E-15/16 in 10th grade (Calculus I/II), MATH E-23A (Real Analysis I), and MATH J-23C (data science) in 12th grade. Currently taking MATH E-23B.
