FAQ Section

Try to arrive before the Top 16 round begins. If you’re running late, please email or call us so we know you’re on your way. If you arrive too late, we may need to replace you with another student to keep the schedule on track.

Yes! Parents and teachers are welcome to attend as spectators. However, we recommend letting us know in advance if you plan to bring a large group, as the room may have limited space.

No, the event is completely free, thanks to funding from the Integration Bee Committee. Food, snacks, and prizes are all included at no cost to participants.

If you are eliminated from the Top 16 to Top 4 rounds, it’s best to stay for the entire event. If you need to leave early, please let a volunteer or the host know. If you are still competing, it is strongly advised not to leave, as this can significantly disrupt our schedule. If you know in advance that you cannot stay for the full event, please consider contacting the host beforehand.

Not at all! Any high school student can participate, regardless of math club membership. However, having some prior knowledge of integration will help you get the most out of the experience.

Try to arrive before the Top 16 round begins. If you’re running late, please email or call us so we know you’re on your way. If you arrive too late, we may need to replace you with another student to keep the schedule on track.

Focus on the integration techniques listed earlier. Practice the ones you find unfamiliar and review basic formulas, such as inverse trig, exponential, and logarithmic integrals (especially trig Identities). Memorizing these common techniques ahead of time should help you during the competition. Good luck!

Yes! Students who are not competing can volunteer. While exact roles and numbers are still being finalized, volunteers will help with filming, setting up and cleaning, checking answers, assisting outside the classroom, managing food, and guiding participants. More information will be provided closer to the event.