Yes. We offer a free demo class and diagnostic assessment so your child can meet their coach, experience competition-style problem solving, and get an honest read on which AMC level to target — before you commit to anything.

AMC 8 is for students in grade 8 and below, AMC 10 for grades 10 and below, and AMC 12 for grades 12 and below. The right choice depends on your child's current level, not just their grade — our diagnostic identifies where they'll be most competitive, and many strong students sit AMC 10 early to start the AIME pathway sooner.

Top scorers on the AMC 10/12 qualify for the AIME, and exceptional AIME performance leads to USAMO invitation. Our coaching targets the qualification cutoffs directly — with focused practice on the harder problems (typically questions 15–25) that decide who advances.

No competition experience is needed. Many of our students start as strong school-math students with no exposure to competition problems. We build from their current level, introducing competition topics like combinatorics and number theory systematically.

Most students need 6–12 months of structured preparation to compete seriously, depending on their starting level and target. The AMC runs each November, so starting in the winter or spring before gives a full preparation cycle. We build a study plan working back from competition day.

We match your child with a competition-math specialist coach based on their diagnostic results, current level, and target competition. Our AMC coaches have guided students to Distinguished Honor Roll and AIME qualification. If the match isn't right, we'll reassign at no extra cost.