The difference is that Infinity is designed to be different - and to make a difference. It fuels a thirst for more advanced math and science classes and a greater appreciation for all technical subjects. In short, it works.
Student Outcomes
The difference is that Infinity is designed to be different - and to make a difference. It fuels a thirst for more advanced math and science classes and a greater appreciation for all technical subjects. In short, it works.
Sixty-five percent of all Infinity graduates plan to pursue engineering in college. That's a 30-fold increase over the current two percent of students who presently go on to earn engineering degrees.
Almost 100 percent of all students who have taken the course would recommend it to a friend.
The Infinity Project isn't just for the strongest students. It's designed to bring relevance, challenge and excitement to just about everyone.
Infinity States
Schools in 37 states and the District of Columbia have been certified to teach The Infinity Project curriculum:
| Alaska |
Alabama |
Arkansas |
Arizona |
California |
Colorado |
| Connecticut |
District of Columbia |
Florida |
Georgia |
Hawaii |
Idaho |
| Illinois |
Iowa |
Kansas |
Kentucky |
Louisiana |
Maine |
| Maryland |
Massachusetts |
Michigan |
Mississippi |
Missouri |
Nevada |
| New Jersey |
New Mexico |
New York |
North Carolina |
Ohio |
Oklahoma |
| Oregon |
Pennsylvania |
Tennessee |
Texas |
Utah |
Virginia |
| West Virginia |
Wisconsin |
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