Missouri Collegiate Mathematics Competition

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Missouri Collegiate Mathematics Competition is a team mathematical contest held by the Missouri Section of the Mathematical Association of America. The competition often takes place in college or university around Missouri in late March or early April. Each team can have up to 3 competitors who will solve 10 problems (divided into 2 sections) together. The winner is the team that has the most point. The competition becomes more and more popular. There were 35 teams competed in 2006 competition comparing to 16 teams in 1996.

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