About M3 Challenge
Moody's Mega Math Challenge (M3 Challenge) is an applied mathematics competition for high school students. Winners receive scholarships totaling $100,000 for continuing education. A partnership of The Moody's Foundation and SIAM, the competition spotlights applied mathematics as a powerful problem-solving tool, a vital contributor to advances in an increasingly technical society, and a viable and exciting profession
Congratulations Winners! Read Judging Perspective for 2010
2010 Moody’s Mega Math Challenge Champions are now published authors
August 17, 20102010 M3 Challenge Champions' paper published in SIAM Undergraduate Research Online (SIURO).
High school students talk census at Lockheed Martin
June 2, 2010
M3 Challenge Champions paper to be published in SIURO
May 27, 2010
[1/10] Maggie Walker students (2010 3rd place winners) in serious mathematical thought.
[2/10] Light moments for the team from Immaculata (2010 6th place winners).
[3/10] Frances Laserson, President of The Moody's Foundation, addresses the audience at the Awards ceremony.
[4/10] The Princeton High School team proudly displays its prize (2010 5th place winners).
[5/10] AAST students present their paper (2010 4th place winners).
[6/10] The joy of winning: The Montgomery Blair team wins the top prize at the 2010 M3 Challenge.
[7/10] High Tech HS Team celebrates its victory (2010 Runner Ups).
[8/10] This is what the M3 Challenge is about: Maggie Walker team members (2010 3rd place winners).
[9/10] A happy student from the Immaculata team (2010 6th place winners).
[10/10] Laughs abound in the Montgomery Blair quarter as the team wins first place .