Competition prep · AMC, AIME, proof, and contest training
Competitive Math Preparation
Train for competitive math with past-exam practice, adaptive problem solving, proof workflows, and Quasar-style review.
- Past contest practice
- Adaptive difficulty
- Proof and short-answer workflows
Contest math training with depth, repetition, and structure
Competitive math rewards pattern recognition, proof habits, and persistence. Stellar makes that practice easier to organize and repeat.
Contest-oriented courses
Preview courses designed around competition problem solving instead of standard homework review.
Quasar-style practice
Train with a more intense practice mode built for ambitious math students.
Proof and short-answer habits
Support deeper reasoning, not just quick multiple-choice pattern matching.
How students use this in Stellar
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Pick a contest path
Start from the competitive math course list or launch into Quasar.
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Practice deliberately
Work through harder problems with enough structure to notice recurring ideas.
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Review and repeat
Use saved work and practice history inside the app to keep improving.
Competitive math courses on Stellar
Preview contest-focused courses with structured problem solving, practice tools, images, tags, and course progress paths.
ACSL
The American Computer Science League (ACSL) preparation course is designed to equip students with the fundamental computer science knowledge and programming skills required to excel in the annual ACSL competitions. Through 4 distinct contests, students will tackle both theoretical "short answer" problems and practical programming challenges in Python, Java, or C++.
4 units · 12 modulesPreview courseAIME
The AIME Preparation course is designed to equip students with the mathematical skills and problem-solving strategies necessary to excel on the AIME exam. Covering topics such as advanced number theory, advanced geometry, advanced trigonometry, advanced combinatorics, and advanced algebra, students will engage in challenging practice problems and develop critical thinking skills. Through interactive discussions and collaborative activities, learners will build confidence and enhance their ability to approach a variety of mathematical scenarios, preparing them for both the exam and future mathematical endeavors.
2 units · 5 modulesPreview courseAMC 8
The AMC 8 Preparation course is designed to equip students with the mathematical skills and problem-solving strategies necessary to excel on the AMC 8 exam. Covering topics such as number theory, geometry, combinatorics, and basic algebra, students will engage in challenging practice problems and develop critical thinking skills. Through interactive discussions and collaborative activities, learners will build confidence and enhance their ability to approach a variety of mathematical scenarios, preparing them for both the exam and future mathematical endeavors.
3 units · 26 modulesPreview courseAMC 10
The AMC 10 Preparation course is designed to equip students with the mathematical skills and problem-solving strategies necessary to excel on the AMC 10 exam. Covering topics such as number theory, geometry, combinatorics, and basic algebra, students will engage in challenging practice problems and develop critical thinking skills. Through interactive discussions and collaborative activities, learners will build confidence and enhance their ability to approach a variety of mathematical scenarios, preparing them for both the exam and future mathematical endeavors.
4 units · 8 modulesPreview courseAMC 12
The AMC 12 Preparation course is designed to equip students with the mathematical skills and problem-solving strategies necessary to excel on the AMC 12 exam. Covering topics such as number theory, geometry, trigonometry, combinatorics, and basic algebra, students will engage in challenging practice problems and develop critical thinking skills. Through interactive discussions and collaborative activities, learners will build confidence and enhance their ability to approach a variety of mathematical scenarios, preparing them for both the exam and future mathematical endeavors.
2 units · 3 modulesPreview courseBMT (Berkeley Math Tournament)
The Berkeley Math Tournament (BMT) Preparation Course is designed for students aiming to excel in the Berkeley Math Tournament, known for its emphasis on deep problem-solving and proof-based reasoning. Covering advanced topics in number theory, combinatorics, algebra, and geometry, the course emphasizes creative thinking and rigorous logic. Students will explore challenging problems similar to those found in BMT’s Power and Proof rounds, develop clear mathematical writing skills, and collaborate on advanced strategies tailored to the unique structure of the competition.
Practice-only courseExplore practiceDebate: Basic
Debate: Basic is an introductory course that introduces students to the fundamentals of argumentation, public speaking, and critical thinking. Students learn how to construct logical arguments, analyze opposing viewpoints, and present their ideas effectively. The course covers debate formats, research techniques, and persuasive strategies to help students develop confidence in public discourse.
2 units · 10 modulesPreview courseF=ma
Practice for F=ma, the first exam of the US Physics Olympiad.
Practice-only courseExplore practiceHMMT (Harvard-MIT Math Tournament)
The Harvard-MIT Math Tournament (HMMT) Preparation Course equips students with the depth and agility needed to thrive in one of the most competitive high school math tournaments in the world. With a curriculum centered around advanced algebra, geometry, combinatorics, and number theory, the course emphasizes both individual and team-based problem-solving. Students will engage with Olympiad-level questions, tackle HMMT-style proof and theme rounds, and build the collaborative and analytical skills crucial for high performance in this elite competition.
Practice-only courseExplore practiceMath Prize, For Girls
Practice for Math Prize for Girls, an annual problem-solving contest for girls.
Practice-only courseExplore practiceModel United Nations (MUN)
Prepare for Model United Nations, where students research countries and debate in simulated UN committees.
1 unit · 4 modulesPreview courseSMT (Stanford Math Tournament)
The Stanford Math Tournament (SMT) Preparation Course prepares students for success in the Stanford Math Tournament, a competition noted for its diverse topics and fast-paced team rounds. This course focuses on sharpening skills in core areas like algebra, geometry, combinatorics, and number theory, while also introducing SMT-specific formats such as the Guts and Team rounds. Through simulated rounds, targeted practice, and strategic group work, students will learn to approach problems efficiently and think flexibly under time pressure.
Practice-only courseExplore practiceThe World Scholar's Cup (WSC)
Prepare for The World Scholar's Cup, the international team contest of debate, writing, and quiz rounds.
5 units · 57 modulesPreview courseUSAJMO
Practice for the USA Junior Mathematical Olympiad, the proof-based exam that follows the AMC 10 and AIME.
Practice-only courseExplore practiceUSAMO
Practice for the USA Mathematical Olympiad, the proof-based exam that follows the AMC 12 and AIME.
Practice-only courseExplore practice
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