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Advanced math education for motivated students
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Mountain View, CA, USA
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Art of Problem Solving (AoPS) specializes in advanced math education for middle and high school students, offering online classes, textbooks, and math games that cover topics from prealgebra to calculus. The company targets motivated students and their parents, providing resources that prepare them for competitive exams and STEM careers. AoPS distinguishes itself by focusing on challenging content and problem-solving skills, operating through direct sales and partnerships with educational institutions. The goal is to empower students with high-quality resources and interactive learning experiences.
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501-1,000
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Headquarters
San Diego, California
Founded
2003
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