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09/03/2026

From RSM to Cornell University’s College of Engineering, Ritika Roy’s journey is a wonderful example of where curiosity, perseverance, and a strong mathematical foundation can lead.

Ritika shares that her experience at RSM helped her develop strong problem-solving skills, taught her how to approach challenging problems, and most importantly, helped her learn to love mathematics. Her favorite part of the program? The challenge problems that pushed her to think deeper and look at problems in new ways.

Today, Ritika says she feels more confident in math than many of her college peers — a skill she continues to carry with her at Cornell.

Her advice to current RSM students is simple and powerful:

✨ Everything is figure-outable. ✨

We are incredibly proud of Ritika and all she has accomplished since her RSM days. Her story is a wonderful reminder that the skills students develop today can open doors to exciting opportunities tomorrow.

💙💚 Keep learning. Keep challenging yourself. Keep believing that every problem has a way forward.

09/02/2026

Our interns just wrapped up RSM’s first-ever Summer Internship Program, and it was a grand success!
These interns are also current and former RSM students, some of whom have been with us since 2nd grade. For years, they’ve experienced RSM from the classroom. This summer, they had the opportunity to see it from a whole new perspective: from the inside.
Working alongside our HQ teams, they gained hands-on experience in market analysis, digital campaigns, software development, business processes, and more, putting their skills into practice beyond the classroom.
We’re so proud of everything they accomplished and loved having their energy, curiosity, and fresh ideas at HQ this summer!

09/02/2026

Every competition is an opportunity to learn, grow, and push beyond your limits. This year, Tanvi Nilawar demonstrated exactly that by earning recognition in both the AMC 8 and the International Mathematics Contest (IMC). These achievements reflect the determination, discipline, and mathematical thinking she has developed during her 3 years at RSM.

Whether tackling challenging proofs or unfamiliar competition problems, Tanvi approaches each new challenge with preparation and confidence, a mindset that has contributed to her success.

💡 Tanvi's advice to younger students:
"Solve practice tests available online."

Becoming familiar with competition-style questions is one of the best ways to strengthen problem-solving skills, improve time management, and build confidence before test day.

Congratulations, Tanvi, on an outstanding year of achievement. We are proud to celebrate your accomplishments and look forward to seeing all that you will achieve in the future.

09/01/2026

Neil has been part of the RSM community for 7 years, and his dedication and consistent practice have helped him grow as a confident and successful math competitor.

When asked what helped him excel in math competitions, Neil’s answer was simple:

💡 “Practice.”

Congratulations, Neil! We are proud of your hard work, dedication, and achievements. We wish you continued success in all your future math competitions!

08/27/2026

One of our goals at RSM is to instill in our students a mathematical mindset. This means helping our students develop:

- The ability to reason
- The ability to navigate the abstract
- A strong intellectual character, built from persisting through challenging problems

A mathematical mindset not only results in strong math skills, but also self-assured students. Students who are repeatedly shown that their reasoning, understanding, and taste for persistence give them the confidence to solve extremely challenging concepts. To learn more, schedule a free math evaluation: mathschool.com

08/26/2026

Outstanding results across multiple math competitions require more than talent; they reflect years of discipline, curiosity, and a commitment to continuous learning.

After 6 years at RSM, Archisha Niyogi celebrated an exceptional competition season, earning recognition in the AMC 8, International Mathematics Contest (IMC), and Purple Comet! Math Meet. Her accomplishments showcase not only strong mathematical knowledge but also the ability to think critically, adapt to new challenges, and apply creative problem-solving strategies.

💡 Archisha's advice to younger students:
"Solving past years' problems helps a lot in AMC contests."

Regularly practicing previous competition problems is an effective way to recognize patterns, strengthen reasoning skills, and build confidence for future competitions.

Congratulations, Archisha, on an outstanding year of achievement. Your dedication and perseverance continue to inspire the RSM community, and we look forward to celebrating your future successes.

08/20/2026

Over the past 6 years at RSM, Navya Binani has developed exceptional problem-solving skills through hard work, dedication, and a passion for mathematics. This year, her efforts paid off with outstanding achievements in both the AMC 8 and MOEMS (Mathematical Olympiads for Elementary and Middle Schools).

The AMC 8 is one of the nation's most prestigious middle school math competitions, while MOEMS challenges students with creative, non-routine problems that require logical thinking and perseverance. Navya's success in both competitions highlights her strong mathematical foundation and ability to excel under challenging conditions.

💡 Navya's advice to younger students:
"Practice and consistency are the key."

Her journey is a reminder that meaningful progress comes from showing up, practicing regularly, and never giving up on a difficult problem.

Congratulations, Navya, on your outstanding accomplishments! We are proud to celebrate your achievements and wish you continued success in the years ahead.

08/15/2026

We had a wonderful time at Lowell Southeast Asian Water Festival at Lowell today! Beautiful weather, amazing people and of course some math! Thanks for stopping by our booth! 💙

08/15/2026

08/12/2026

What happens when hard work meets the right preparation?

For Lucas Yijun Li, the answer is an outstanding 18 on his very first AMC 8 as a sixth grader.

At RSM MetroWest, Lucas has challenged himself through competition math, geometry, and algebra, building the analytical thinking and problem-solving skills needed to excel in high-level mathematics. His achievement is a testament to the power of consistent practice and a strong mathematical foundation.

One lesson Lucas has learned along the way is that growth doesn't come from getting everything right; it comes from learning when things go wrong.

💡 "Don't be afraid of making mistakes. Understand why they happen and learn from them."

That mindset is at the heart of every great mathematician. Every mistake is an opportunity to think deeper, improve, and come back stronger.

Congratulations, Lucas, on your impressive accomplishment! We're excited to watch your mathematical journey continue.