Beyond Young students competed at the 2026 BPA National Leadership Conference and brought home First Place finishes, Wall-of-Fame honors, and a stage full of memories. Up next: AMC and Math Kangaroo award rounds in the new year.
Competitions & Test Prep · Grades K – 12
Business Professionals of America is the nation's leading Career & Technical Student Organization — 60,000+ members across 1,800+ chapters in 25 states, Puerto Rico, and beyond. As the New Jersey BPA Chapter, Beyond Young preps students to compete at the regional, state, and national level — and to walk away with the skills admissions officers and employers actually look for.
BPA prep is more than test practice — it's a year-long curriculum that develops the way students think, communicate, and lead.
A systematic foundation in business concepts, financial reasoning, and how the economy actually works.
Understand how real organizations make decisions — from operations and strategy to marketing and people.
Practice data analysis, market research, and live presentation — the same skills BPA judges score on.
Develop leadership instincts, quick thinking, and creative problem-solving for entry-level BPA events and beyond.
The AMC 8, AMC 10, and AMC 12 are the most respected entry points to U.S. competitive math — the same pipeline that feeds AIME, USAMO, and the International Mathematical Olympiad. Beyond Young is an authorized AMC host site (考点), so students train and compete in the same room they already know.
Math Kangaroo is the world's largest math competition — and one of the most fun. Students don't memorize formulas; they solve clever, puzzle-style problems that build the reasoning skills behind every math contest they'll ever take. Beyond Young runs weekly prep for K–12 students preparing to take the test.
For private-school admissions in middle and high school, the ISEE is the gate. For college, it's the SAT or ACT. Beyond Young runs small-group prep in all three — built around content mastery, pacing strategy, and full-length mock exams so test day feels like practice.
Founded in 1923, the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards are the country's longest-running recognition program for creative teens — past alumni include Andy Warhol, Sylvia Plath, Joyce Carol Oates, Truman Capote, and Stephen King. Beyond Young coaches students through portfolio building, submission strategy, and the regional + national award track.
A guided one-on-one research track for academically advanced students who want to do real work — original investigation in a field they care about, structured into a paper they can publish, submit to a research journal, or use as the centerpiece of a college application. Beyond Young pairs students with a research mentor and walks the project from question to draft to submission.
Each track above can be combined with our regular classes (math, reading, public speaking, art) so prep happens inside the rhythm of the school week — not in addition to it. Have a competition your child wants to enter that isn't listed? Tell us — chances are we can build a track for it.