Find answers about the American Math League online math competition for students in Grades 3-11, including eligibility, registration, testing, and contest format. Ready to participate? Visit our registration information page, or learn more about American Math League.
American Math League is open to students in Grades 3-11.
American Math League competitions are available year-round. Students may register and participate at any time throughout the year. After registration, students can access their practice materials and online tests. If a student's school is not participating, a parent or guardian may register the student individually to participate from home.
There is no registration deadline. American Math League registration is open year-round, and students may register and participate at any time throughout the year.
There are three tests included in the competition. After registration is complete, students will be able to access the tests and complete them at their own pace throughout the year. After completing all three tests, students will receive their award certificate based on their overall performance.
Tests become available after registration is complete. Students can access their tests and complete them at any time throughout the year. There is no fixed testing date or testing window.
The online test will be timed. There are 12 questions on each test, which must be completed in 20 minutes. Each question is worth an equal number of points.
American Math League is an individual math competition.
Yes. Students may be registered at a higher level than their grade level, but only one level above their grade level.
