
I currently plan to apply to five: Canada/USA Mathcamp, MathILY, HCSSIM, Ross, and Promys (but who knows if my procrastination will allow that, or if I'll apply to others). To provide background context:
I applied to the first three last year and got rejected by all (tbf my time management left me with about a week for the final two)
In case you're unfamiliar, these are (what I'd consider to be) among the highest caliber math camps in the nation? (Correct me if I'm wrong)
I'm a freshman in HS
I think I'm sufficient enough at math (and proof writing) to qualify; however I suck at this type of math which is more similar to competition math (I've never qualified for AIME lmfao)
Resolves as expected, deadline will be extended to whenever I receive my final application result. Open to answering background questions
Close date updated to 2023-05-31 11:59 pm
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ok, i feel like i should say something: i found not going to a math camp last year more intellectually valuable, at least to me, because i found other interesting things to do. summer internships are incredibly worthwhile to do especially because it gives you a sense of the industry at such a young age.
i was also rejected from pretty much every single math camp last summer. i would recommend doing the euler circle classes over the summer for some sweet math exposure (indep. paper writing is mad fire)
update: i submitted my last and final app! (mathily!) i'm not applying to any others because i'm pretty sure there are none else open. i got rejected from some others- the ones left are mathily and promys (which i think is historically more difficult camp to get into, plus more applicants this year). i'd put my odds for mathily at maybe 10% or less given how many applicants it seems there are for the other camps. and for promys, if i get in, i'll literally pay @Conflux $100 USD.
after the previous two camps, my expectations are lower than low, so uh don't feel bad when i get rejected i guess
@cece i feel that the investment in https://manifold.markets/cece/will-ithildulin-outperform-me-in-ev is safe