The AMC competition is not only a talent pool for top math students in the United States but also provides schools with an evaluation of applicants' academic achievements and performance in mathematics. As a result, many students have been admitted to their desired schools due to their excellent AMC scores.

Students applying to the University of Waterloo are often recommended to participate in the Euclid Mathematics Contest. Those with outstanding results not only increase their chances of being admitted to the University of Waterloo's Mathematics and Software Engineering programs and may receive entrance scholarships ranging from CAD 1,000 to 8,000, but they will also enhance their applications to other universities across North America.

Students applying to the University of Waterloo are often recommended to participate in the Euclid Mathematics Contest. Those with outstanding results not only increase their chances of being admitted to the University of Waterloo's Mathematics and Software Engineering programs and may receive entrance scholarships ranging from CAD 1,000 to 8,000, but they will also enhance their applications to other universities across North America.

Students applying to the University of Waterloo are often recommended to participate in the Euclid Mathematics Contest. Those with outstanding results not only increase their chances of being admitted to the University of Waterloo's Mathematics and Software Engineering programs and may receive entrance scholarships ranging from CAD 1,000 to 8,000, but they will also enhance their applications to other universities across North America.

Students applying to the University of Waterloo are often recommended to participate in the Euclid Mathematics Contest. Those with outstanding results not only increase their chances of being admitted to the University of Waterloo's Mathematics and Software Engineering programs and may receive entrance scholarships ranging from CAD 1,000 to 8,000, but they will also enhance their applications to other universities across North America.

It is organized by the internationally recognized academic institution, the Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS), and is regarded as the most influential national math competition in Canada. It serves as the first-round selection for the Canadian Mathematical Olympiad (CMO) national team. The top 50 high scorers (with Canadian citizenship) in the CMO will be invited to participate in the second-round selection, competing for spots in the national team training camp.

The purpose is to help students understand, appreciate, and enjoy mathematics while simultaneously developing their skills in both English and mathematics, and strengthening their logical thinking abilities. Over 70% of the top 100 high schools in North America participate in this competition, and it is highly recognized by leading high schools in the U.S., which actively encourage students to participate and achieve top rankings.

It emphasizes the flexible application of physics knowledge, with all questions being proof-based. Students are required to use the physics knowledge they have learned to complete the challenges, covering a wide range of topics. The exam does not expect students to complete all questions but encourages them to choose and focus on the areas they are most interested in and proficient at.

Each year, more than 500 renowned high schools from 11 countries worldwide participate in the competition. High scorers are highly regarded by top U.S. universities. In addition to having the opportunity to be invited to the U.S. Physics Olympiad Summer Camp and join the U.S. Physics National Team, their performance in the competition is also a testament to their academic abilities, making them more attractive to prestigious universities during the college application process.

Organized by the Chemical Institute of Canada, it is one of the most prestigious academic chemistry challenges in Canada. High-achieving students may be invited to participate in the national finals of the Canadian Chemistry Olympiad, where they have the opportunity to be selected for the Canadian national team to compete in the International Chemistry Olympiad.

Hosted by the University of Waterloo, this is an annual computer programming competition for high school students worldwide. The purpose of the competition is to provide students with an opportunity to test their abilities in analyzing, designing, and implementing algorithms through programming. Its status is equivalent to that of the Informatics Olympiad in China.