Updates to Membership Categories and Dues Pricing

AMS governance has redesigned individual membership categories and dues rates to help make membership more accessible to a wider audience. These changes took effect on August 1, 2022, for 2023 memberships and beyond. If you've already purchased multi-year memberships, these changes won't affect you until it's time to renew in the future.

Updates include:

lower rates for students that will not see an annual inflationary increase;
two new categories of Friend of Math and Regular with annual professional income of \$65,000 - \$90,000; and
some redesigned categories, including Introductory and Regular with annual professional income under \$65,000.

Many categories remain the same with a small inflationary increase. Unemployed members only see that increase at the highest tier, and can continue choosing a rate that fits their current budget, including \$0.

Updates are noted below. For questions or assistance, please contact Customer Service.

Lower rate!	Graduate Student \$35 This rate will remain at \$35 with no annual inflationary increase.
Lower rate!	Student \$35 This rate will remain at \$35 with no annual inflationary increase.
Redesigned	Introductory \$80 Introductory rate is available for two years maximum (down from five), with the first year of membership in any category other than student or affiliate. Introductory members who purchased the rate between 2019–2022 will still receive 5 concurrent years of eligibility.
New category	Friend of Math: \$80 For non-mathematicians who support the AMS mission.
New category	Regular with annual professional income of \$65,000 - \$90,000: \$161 Self-select when appropriate after Introductory term ends. Current Regular-Low members will transition to Regular-Medium, but are welcome to update their membership category during renewal to reflect their current needs.
Lower rate!	Regular with annual professional income under \$65,000: \$107 Takes effect after two consecutive years of Introductory membership.