It honestly depends on your state and city, but places here for a 17 year old to work might be a grocery store. Like wal-mart, kroger, sam's club. What have you.
Most summer camps don't let kids take jobs until age 18.
.mcdonalds...
dumb kids who didn't get their work done during the year
It depends on the ymca
Maybe no
at a mcdonalds or delivering papers
If you can afford not to work, then there is no reason for you to work.
Yes they can for of course only during summer
Get it from school.
There are several places where a 17 year old can work in the summer in New York City. A few places are restaurants, grocery stores, and hotels.
I'm not sure exactly what the question is. Summer sessions are consider separate semesters. Thus, if you take part-time coursework during the regular two semester academic year, the course work during the summer does not make you a full-time student for the year. However, the grades you achieve during the summer semester are calculated within your overall cumulative GPA.I'm not sure exactly what the question is. Summer sessions are consider separate semesters. Thus, if you take part-time coursework during the regular two semester academic year, the course work during the summer does not make you a full-time student for the year. However, the grades you achieve during the summer semester are calculated within your overall cumulative GPA.I'm not sure exactly what the question is. Summer sessions are consider separate semesters. Thus, if you take part-time coursework during the regular two semester academic year, the course work during the summer does not make you a full-time student for the year. However, the grades you achieve during the summer semester are calculated within your overall cumulative GPA.I'm not sure exactly what the question is. Summer sessions are consider separate semesters. Thus, if you take part-time coursework during the regular two semester academic year, the course work during the summer does not make you a full-time student for the year. However, the grades you achieve during the summer semester are calculated within your overall cumulative GPA.I'm not sure exactly what the question is. Summer sessions are consider separate semesters. Thus, if you take part-time coursework during the regular two semester academic year, the course work during the summer does not make you a full-time student for the year. However, the grades you achieve during the summer semester are calculated within your overall cumulative GPA.I'm not sure exactly what the question is. Summer sessions are consider separate semesters. Thus, if you take part-time coursework during the regular two semester academic year, the course work during the summer does not make you a full-time student for the year. However, the grades you achieve during the summer semester are calculated within your overall cumulative GPA.
yes