This four-course is designed for students who want to master the F=ma exam and learn mechanics techniques necessary for the USAPhO.

This four-week course will kickstart a journey into physics by covering the fundamental principle of kinematic in depth to understand more advanced techniques later in their physics journey.

This four-week course is for students who already have a solid foundation in high school chemistry and calculus and want to explore deeper into advanced chemistry topics.

This four-week course is for students in 12th grade and below aiming to achieve mastery of the AMC 12 and gain an introduction to the AIME and similar harder-end computational contests.

This four-week course is designed for students who already have basic chemistry knowledge and wish to learn more.

This is a four-week course designed to teach students the fundamentals of USACO Bronze and Competitive Programming.

This four-week course is designed for middle and high school students with a strong foundation in biology who want to explore the human body in depth.

This four-week course is for students (in 10th grade or below) aiming to qualify for the AIME and who already have had experience in math competitions like AMC 8 or MATHCOUNTS.

This four-week course is designed for individuals with a background in chemistry who wish to further their knowledge in the specific field of organic chemistry.

This four-week, hands-on course is designed for students who want to learn the essentials of machine learning and how to apply them in practice.

This four-week course is designed to teach students concepts that appear frequently in the USACO Silver division and in other major programming competitions.

This four-week course is designed for middle and high school students with a strong foundation in biology who want to explore the microscopic world of cells in depth.

This course is intended for students who have completed high school physics or AP Physics 1 and have a strong foundation in mechanics. Additionally, it requires a basic understanding of derivatives and integrals. The concepts taught are frequently tested in AP Physics 2 and USAPhO, giving adequate preparation for the thermodynamics sections of these tests.