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Mathematics · Logan, Utah, USA (2026)

Epsilon Camp | Family Mathematics

Two weeks on campus for highly advanced young mathematicians and a parent; new entrants must be 7–10.

Ages / grades
New entrants 7–10; returning campers up to 12
Duration
2 weeks / 14 nights
Attendance
Parent accompanies
Language
English; non-native applicants need proficiency evidence Teaching language and starting level

Past edition · next season unverified

The 19 July–2 August 2026 Utah State University edition has ended. The 2027 page offers an interest list. The official usual timing is two weeks in July, not a confirmed 2027 date.

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Who can apply

Non-enrolled pupilsConfirmed, conditions apply
Visiting childrenConfirmed, conditions apply

New external and international families may apply to this selective family camp; no enrolment at the host university is required.

First-time entrants 7–10; returning campers may be older, up to 12. Advanced maths assessment, references and maturity review apply. A parent stays for the full two-week family residence and supervises outside classes; international families need temporary US health insurance and minors’ immunization records.

Teaching language and starting level

Teaching language and starting level
ItemPublished information
Instruction / activity languageMathematics taught and discussed in English.
Required starting proficiencyEnglish is the teaching language. Non-native speakers must provide evidence of speaking, reading and writing proficiency; this is not beginner language tuition.
Japanese-language supportJapanese-speaking staff or interpretation for this course has not been verified.
Chinese-language supportChinese-speaking staff or interpretation for this course has not been verified.
Korean-language supportKorean-speaking staff or interpretation for this course has not been verified.

A translated website does not establish on-site language support. Reconfirm support tied to particular staff or weeks.

Included costs and the family budget

Published fee examples · 20262026 family estimate; welcome dinner extra
ItemPublished details
Published base price, to confirm
USD 5,780Approx. ¥911,000

Mandatory extras / tax to confirm

People covered1 child + 1 parent
Duration and edition2 weeks / 14 nights · 2026
AccommodationLodging included
Included in this amountTuition, registration, 14-night suite and standard meals for two.
Extra / to confirmUnpriced welcome dinner; travel, US insurance, optional trips and parking.
Fee sourceOfficial fees2026-10-04

Verified refundable deposits are separate from programme fees. They are not the same as booking deposits or non-refundable registration charges.

Additional fee notes

The 2026 child-plus-parent estimate is US$5,780 (Approx. ¥911,000): tuition 3,250, registration 150, housing 1,260 and meals 1,120. The unpriced welcome dinner is additional, so this is not a final total. Insurance, travel, optional trips and parking are extra.

JPY estimates use 2 October 2026 reference rates, normally rounded to ¥1,000, with whole-yen values near filter boundaries. Payment rates and fees differ. Rates and sources

What the days look like

Student mathematics runs alongside parent sessions. Two parent meetings are mandatory; other parent sessions are optional. Families reunite after class.

Parents, accommodation and transport

All families must stay on campus for 14 nights. Camper and parent share a suite; meal plans are compulsory for both.

Why it is in this guide

A distinctive option combining advanced mathematics from age seven with a parallel parent programme.

Who it may suit

A child who actively seeks demanding mathematics, with a parent able to stay for two weeks.

What to weigh up

Admission is selective. Parents remain responsible outside classes and supervise any non-camper siblings.

Operating history and evidence

Independent parent posts from 2011 praise the challenge but flag intensive study and fatigue. They are very old and cannot establish 2026 operating quality.

Read participant accounts

Independent account · Published / experience date: 2011-12-02

Gifted Issues parent accounts

Parents describe rewarding mathematics alongside an intense, tiring timetable.

Anonymous 2011 posts, not evidence of current hours or operations.

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Before you book

Review the age rules, sample assessment, parent commitment, English evidence, insurance and missing charges before applying.

Cancellation and refunds

For 2026 new campers, written withdrawal by 1 March refunded fees except US$150 registration. Thereafter the US$1,000 tuition deposit was also non-refundable; no refunds after 1 May. Returning campers’ deposits were non-refundable from payment. Recheck future terms.

Sources and official information

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