Pranav Ramesh
Executive Director
Olympiad math belongs to everyone.
Olympiad4Everyone is USAMO Guide's push to open up math olympiads worldwide. We pay for the AMC at schools that can't, and we run a free, proctored olympiad for everyone else.
Thanksgiving Edition 1 · Stage 1 starts Saturday, Nov 7 at 12:00 PM EST
We want as many students as possible to feel the pleasure of math.
Olympiad4Everyone is how USAMO Guide gives back. It works through sub-missions, and two of them are live right now.
From the team behind USAMO Guide, with 100k+ users.
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We pay for the AMC at schools that can't.
For a lot of students, the AMC is the first olympiad they ever sit. Schools have to pay to offer it, and when a school can't cover that, its students simply don't get to take it. We're raising money to cover the cost at underrepresented schools.
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A real olympiad that anyone can sit.
Maybe your school doesn't offer the AMC, and it isn't one we end up funding. You can still get the full experience: a proctored contest with levels, cutoffs and a finals round, from wherever you are.
See how the contest works3
The next one is in the works.
We plan to keep adding sub-missions. This page will grow with them.
Thanksgiving Edition 1
Three weekends in November. Every stage runs twice, A on Saturday and B on Sunday, so you can pick the day that suits you.
All times Eastern. 12:00 PM EST is 17:00 UTC and 22:30 in India.
Stage 1
Sat, Nov 7 (1A) or Sun, Nov 8 (1B) · 12:00–1:00 PM EST
20 problems
60 minutes
Multiple choice at AMC 10 level, problems 1–20.
The top 30% move on
Place in the top 30% of Stage 1 and you're in Stage 2. Everyone else still sat a real olympiad.
Stage 2
Sat, Nov 14 (2A) or Sun, Nov 15 (2B) · 12:00–1:00 PM EST
20 problems
60 minutes
AMC 12 level, problems 10–20. No answer choices this time. You type in each answer.
About 20 to 50 reach the Finals
The strongest scores from Stage 2 advance to one last round the weekend before Thanksgiving.
The Finals
Sat, Nov 21 · 11:00 AM–1:30 PM EST
11 problems
2.5 hours
8 at AIME level (problems 1–7), 2 at AIME level (problems 10–13) and 1 ARML-style tiebreaker. You're done with most of the weekend left.
Prizes that reach past the podium
Most contests put everything on first place and leave fourth with nothing. We'd rather spread prizes across more people. If enough sponsors sign on, that means the top 10.
Prizes include AoPS coupons and sponsor prize money. Want to sponsor? Email [email protected].
Real proctoring. No faces required.
Nobody has to show their face on camera, whatever their age. We need to see your workspace, not you.
Human proctors watch live whenever we can staff them.
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Share your screen
Keep it shared from the first problem to the last.
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Show your full workspace
Point your camera at your desk and scratch paper. Your face can stay out of frame.
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Read problems on the platform
Every problem appears on the contest platform.
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Enter answers on the platform
That's where every answer gets submitted.
The people behind it.
Olympiad4Everyone is run by the USAMO Guide team.
Co-founderSpursh Deshpande
Executive Director Tech Lead
Co-founderLefteris Demosthenous
Executive Director Marketing Lead
Daniel Liao
Outreach Lead
Phillip Dong
Problem Writing Lead Grading and Awards
Siddhant Arora
Problem Writing Grading and Awards
Thanksgiving Edition 1
Stage 1A starts in
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18hours
50minutes
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Saturday, Nov 7 · 12:00 PM EST · Open to students worldwide.