II. Purpose

III. Exam Subject Matter & Format

IV. Registration Deadlines and Fees

V. Participation Rules & Eligibility

VI. Alternate AHSME Dates

VII. Security & Integrity Of The Exam

VIII. Calculators

IX. Braille, Large Print, Spanish And French Exams

X. AHSME Results and National Awards

XI. Intramural Awards

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XIII. AIME and USAMO

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Indiana College Scholarships

Sample Questions

Sponsoring Organizations

  The following schools offer scholarships to students who participate in the American High School Mathematics Exam:
 

Ball State University
$2000 (renewable) Edwards Memorial Scholarship for a senior student whose score is among the highest in Indiana.

To receive the Edwards Memorial Scholarship students must attend Ball State University starting in the fall of 1999 and major in mathematics, statistics, actuarial science or mathematics education.  In case of tie scores, the decision of the Mathematics Department at Ball State University is final.  To apply or for more information, contact Dr. Hubert Ludwig (Scholarship Committee Chair), Ball State University, Department of Mathematical Sciences, Muncie, IN 47306-0490.

Purdue University
$1000 (renewable) Rosenthal Scholarship for a senior student whose score is among the highest in Indiana.

To receive the Rosenthal Scholarship students must attend Purdue University starting in the fall of 1999 and major in Mathematics.  In case of tie scores, the decision of the Mathematics Department at Purdue University is final.  Interested students should apply in writing to: Head of the Mathematics Department, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN 47907.  For more information call (317) 494-1908.

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
$10,000 (renewable) Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology will offer several scholarships to senior students who score above 100 on the AHSME.  The total combined value of all scholarships will be no less than $10,000 per year.

The students must be seniors and attend Rose-Hulman (RHIT) beginning in the fall of 1999.  If a students wins more than one RHIT scholarship (i.e. also wins AJHSME or MATHCOUNTS) the total monetary value of all scholarships will be no more than $8000.  The decision of the Financial Aid Committee at Rose-Hulman is final.

Valparaiso University
$1000 (non-renewable) Louis Foster Scholarship for any high school senior whose AHSME score is one of the top three in Indiana.  This award is in addition to any merit scholarships for which the student is eligible.

The Student must attend Valparaiso University starting in the fall of 1999 and major in mathematics.  Interested students should apply in writing to:  Chair, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, Valparaiso University, Valparaiso IN, 46383.  For more information call (219) 464-5182.