<p>I am looking for some summer programs for next year that have nothing to do with math or science. It seems that almost all of the programs people talk about require a high level of math, which I don't have. Also, they need to be cheap or free, since my family has an extremely limited income (single mother, two kids, less than $15,000 a year). I was looking at the Page program until I recently learned that it was shut down. I was also interested in the LEAD business program (BUSINESS</a> | LEAD Program) I can't find the information about cost on their website, so if anyone knows, I would appreciate it. I am very good in history, having won several competitions, and am interested in business and politics.</p>
<p>Bump anyone?</p>
<p>TASP is not about math and it is free if you are accepted.</p>
<p>Economics for Leaders! Check it out!
It’s not exactly the most prestigious program, but most definitely a fantastic experience.
You learn quite a bit during the week, not only covering economic topics, but leadership topics that really help you develop as a person. </p>
<p>There are different site fees for different places, but they range from $200-$500, and that covers room, board, all supplies needed for the camp, food, etc. The only thing that isn’t covered is one off-campus dinner and your travel to the site. </p>
<p>It’s for incoming seniors though only. </p>
<p>I hope you check it out, it’s definitely worth it!</p>
<p>Dream big. Apply to TASP.</p>