- Estimated cost
- Fee and trip costs
- Deadline
- Not verified
- Eligibility
- High school students and younger
Ross Mathematics Program
The Ross Mathematics Program; 2026 sessions hosted at Otterbein University (Columbus, OH) and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (Terre Haute, IN)
Residential summer math program / math camp (6 weeks) offered by The Ross Mathematics Program; 2026 sessions hosted at Otterbein University (Columbus, OH) and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology (Terre Haute, IN).
Opportunity overview
The basic program facts and participation format.
- Opportunity type
- Summer Program
- Subtype
- Residential summer math program / math camp (6 weeks)
- Academic field
- Mathematics
- Detailed topics
- Mathematics
- Format
- In person
- Location
- Columbus, OH (Otterbein University) and Terre Haute, IN (Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology) for 2026
- Timetable / season
- Summer
- Duration
- 6 weeks
- Application status
- Closed
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- Exact schedule
Eligibility & access
Confirm every unresolved requirement on the official website before applying.
- Age requirements
- Nearly all first-year students are 15 to 18 years old. In rare cases we admit some exceptionally mature 14-year-olds, as well as some students who have already graduated from high school.' No hard min/max published
- Citizenship
- None - international students accepted annually; B-2 tourist visa (no college registration or credit)
- Residency
- None stated
- International eligibility
- Yes
- Geographic restriction
- None stated
- Academic prerequisites
- Reasonable English fluency for international students; application includes short essays, video, teacher recommendation, transcript and math problems; health history form (no physical); cannot arrive more than two days late; proof of insurance; no cars or bicycles; restricted electronics; no unaccompanied off-campus travel
- Other requirements
- Reasonable English fluency for international students; application includes short essays, video, teacher recommendation, transcript and math problems; health history form (no physical); cannot arrive more than two days late; proof of insurance; no cars or bicycles; restricted electronics; no unaccompanied off-campus travel