Some programs will require a certain number of work hours in a specific field. This usually applies to college students learning a trade. Some scholarships could also require it. You have to look into the specific program.
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The TSAP is The Texas Academic Skills Program. The mandated exam provides information about the reading, mathematics, and writing skills of every student entering a Texas public college or university.
The U21 summer school gives student the oppertunity to study and share ideas with other student from all disciplins. It takes place at a different university every year.
No, it's not mandatory. But if you want to get some $ then you should get a job. It depends on your age.
There are a variety of ways by which one can finance a university education. Having wealthy parents is the easiest. As long as you have enough money, then you are under no obligation to find a summer job.
No, but its good to earn some money for yourself :) extra cash is never bad :p
Practically every university offers summer intake in the United States. For example, the University of Michigan offers summer courses as does the University of California.
It isn't, most people only look for jobs to either save up money for school, for travelling into a new country or to gain some experience to add to the CV.