Love Math?
Aiming to the sky? Passionate about UMTYMP?Looking for a ladder to get there?
Congratulations! You found it.
Yes, Curie Learning it is!
Each year, Curie Learning’s Advanced Programs contribute close to 10% of total admissions into University of Minnesota Talented Youth Mathematics Program (UMTYMP), one of the nation's premier accelerated programs for students who are highly talented in mathematics. Students who love math and want a challenge of learning much more than the traditional school math are the right fit for UMTYMP.
UMTYMP
- High School Component: Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, and Math Analysis (Pre-Calculus)
- Calculus Component: Calculus I - single variable calculus. Calculus II and III - linear algebra, differential equations, set theory, methods of proof, and multivariable calculus
- Students in grades 5-7 must take the UMTYMP Algebra Qualifying Exam to enter the UMTYMP High School Component.
- This is a 50-question specialized aptitude test built on pre-algebra mathematics knowledge.
- The exam can be taken twice. Once in February or March. If not qualified, it can be taken in April.
UMTYMP Algebra Qualifying Exam tests not only your fast learning skills, but also your fast-computational skills. Therefore, though you have learnt all the concepts at school, you need exclusive training to get through the exam.
Arithmetic
Arithmetic
Number System
Absolute Value
Decimals and Fractions
Exponents and Square Roots
Integers
Percentages and Ratios
Units and Conversions
Geometry
Geometry
Circles
Lines
Angles
Polygons
Quadrilaterals
Three-Dimensional Figures
Triangles
Curie Learning's
Advanced Training Program
Curie Learning has put together for you, an advanced training program that caters you with
- Knowledge about UMTYMP
- Time Management
- Strategy Tips & Top 10 QC Strategies
- More than 1000+ QC Questions
- Assessment Test & 12+ full length mock tests
This 18-week course will prepare students in grades 5-7 for UMTYMP Algebra Qualifying Exam, which is offered twice every year, once in February/March and again in April.
Score at least 22 out of 25 on Curie Placement Test administered on the 2nd Saturday of September, to be eligible for Curie’s Admission Program.
Data Analysis
Data Analysis
Counting
Sequences
Data Representation and Interpretation
Frequency Distributions
Mean, Mode and Median
Probability
Data Sufficiency
Algebra
Algebra
Applications
Coordinate Geometry
Inequalities
Operations with Algebraic Expressions
Rules of Exponents
Solving Linear Equations
Translating Words into Algebraic Expressions