If you have heard the term Waterloo math competition and are not quite sure what it means, you are not alone. The name covers a whole series of contests — Gauss, Pascal, Cayley, Fermat, Euclid — each designed for a different grade level and increasing in difficulty from middle school through to the end of high school.
If your child wants to take the AMC in Canada, registration works differently from most school exams. Students cannot sign up individually through the Mathematical Association of America — participation must go through a registered test centre, which is either a school that offers the competition or an independent centre approved by the MAA.
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