Six question competition open to all math team members. One Tuesday each month, from October to April - please attend.

Test Dates:

October 26, 2004
November 30, 2004
January 11, 2005
February 8, 2005
March 8, 2005
April 5, 2005

For practice tests, see the Math League website

Ten question, 1 hour competition for away team members. One Wednesday each month, from September to April. Students who do well and attend enough meets will be eligible to attend ARML, a national convention in which the Central Jersey Math League competes.

Test Dates

September 22, 2004: Franklin HS
October 6, 2004: Hillsborough HS
November 17, 2004: North Brunswick HS
December 15, 2004: South Brunswick HS
Janurary 12, 2005: Union County Magnet HS
February 9, 2005: JP Stevens HS
March 9, 2005: Montgomery HS
April 13, 2005: Metuchen HS

For more information see:
CJML
ARML

UPDATE: Get the math team permission slip here
Or as a Word doc

A 25 question, 75 minute contest held in February for all high school students. AMC 10 is for students in grades 10 and under, while the AMC 12 is for everyone. 10th graders may take both AMC's.

Through the AMC's, students who attain a certain score will be eligible to take the AIME, a 15 question, 3 hour long contest. Their cumulative scores from the AMC and the AIME can qualify them to take the USAMO (6 proof/essay questions over 2 days, totaling 9 hours), which can then lead to the summer program MOSP for the top 24 students in the nation. Finally, the top 6 students at MOSP will be sent to the IMO (International Math Olympiad), which will be held in Mexico for 2005.

Test Dates:

February 1, 2005: AMC12
March 8, 2005: AIME

For more information and practice problems, see:
AMC homepage

A contest held four times a year. There is a 7 question individual test taken by all members and a team test taken by a chosen team of four. Both tests are forty minutes long and involve short answer and proof-style questions. Teams are entered in either the regional level, for less experienced students, or the national level, for more advanced students.

Test dates are:

Week of October 18: Round 1
Week of November 29: Round 2
Week of January 24: Round 3 (this will be rescheduled)
Week of March 14: Round 4

For the problems and more information, see:
Mandelbrot homepage

A contest held annually in March at either Harvard or MIT. Teams of 8 compete in individual rounds, a team round, a GUTS round, and numerous mini-events. In the individual round, each student elects to take a General Test or two of the four available subject tests (Calculus, Combinatorics, Geometry, Algebra)

HMMT 2005:

February 19 @ MIT

For more information and practice problems, see:
HMMT website

A contest sponsored by the Art of Problem Solving to challenge your math skills. Problem sets of five are posted online four times a year, and answers must be mailed in.

- NOTE: watch out! the post office is closed on Sundays!! -

You may use any reference materials you can find, but obtaining help from others is strictly prohibited. Top scorers receive a certificate and book.

The first set of problems is due October 4. Please remember to follow the correct format and include the entry form & cover sheet.

For more information and previous problems, see:
USAMTS homepage