Just a Week and Half to go
Our mathematical theme this summer is Cryptography! Learn the mathematics of secret messages and create your own! Don't miss out on this exciting week of mathematics.
Dates: Monday through Friday, August 3–7, 2020
Times: Two schedules: 9:00am–1:45pm and 11:00am–3:45pm, each with screen breaks and a pause for lunch.
Cost: $250 with need-based financial aid available.
Location: Online
For: Students who love math, moving up to grades 6 through 9
CAMP is filling quickly, but we are still accepting applications on a rolling basis. We expect the program to fill, so please start your application today. It's quick and easy!
When we receive your application, we'll send you the Application Packet, consisting of several mathematical investigations.
Can't attend CAMP? Please consider our Online Math Tutor Network! Staffed by knowledgeable and friendly Bard undergraduates, we offer high quality math tutoring. Generous need-based financial aid makes our tutoring program accessible to all.
Tortured by Trig? Angered by Algebra? Our online math tutors will Nurture you with Numbers, and have you loving math in no time!
We welcome all interested students, encourage those who feel shy to join, and offer scholarships to make attendance possible for students at all economic levels. We value the diversity of our student body, especially with groups traditionally underrepresented in the mathematical sciences.
CAMP is a mathematical enrichment opportunity for students who want to explore challenging math in a relaxed setting. Engaging classes and activities are led by experienced educators and undergraduate math majors. We emphasize hands-on math, teamwork, outside-the-box thinking and creative problem-solving.
CAMP students are immersed in math every day. The program features mathematical investigations, computer programming and mathematical art. Students work together and join a supportive and accepting pre-college mathematical community.
Read about CAMP in blogs!
There's no better way to learn more about CAMP than to read our daily posts, blogged by our undergraduate staff.