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▶ Duration: One problem released weekly for the first six weeks.
▶ Submission: Solutions must be sent to: mathpotw@nmsu.edu.
▶ Participation: Open to all.
▶ Selection: The Top 10 NMSU Main campus undergraduate
students based on Phase I results qualify for the final round.
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▶ Format: A proctored, in-person examination administered on campus by NMSU Math faculty.
▶ Rules: This is a no-device competition. No calculators or external aids.
▶ Determination: Final rankings are determined based on the
performance of Phase II only.
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Awards & Recognition
For all inquiries and solution submissions: mathpotw@nmsu.edu
LCPS High School Information
How the Competition Works
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Scholarship Opportunities
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Phase I: Open Qualification
Problems and solutions provided weekly via our website for classroom integration.
Phase II: Open Qualification
Schools nominate their Top 3 Performers for a proctored, “no-device” final at NMSU.
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▶ Top 3 Students:
$6,000 Scholarship ($1,500 a year)
▶ Next 3 Runners-up:
$3,000 Scholarship ($750 a year)
* Awards are renewable for up to 4 years for students maintaining a 3.0 GPA or higher as a Mathematics Major at NMSU Main Campus.
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Below is the list of the problems per week:
(Problems will be due Mondays unless stated otherwise)
Problem of the Week 1 (link) due March 2, 10AM.
Problem of the Week 2 (link) due March 9, 10AM.
Problem of the Week 3 (link) due March 23, 10AM.
Problem of the Week 4 (link) due March 30, 10AM.
Problem of the Week 5 (link) due April 6, 10AM.
Problem of the Week 6 (link) due April 13, 10AM.
Solutions to the problems of the week:
Solution to the Problem of the Week 1 (link)
Solution to the Problem of the Week 2 (link)
Solution to the Problem of the Week 3 (link)
Solution to the Problem of the Week 4 (link)
Solution to the Problem of the Week 5 (link)
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