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Mueen Nawaz wrote:
> Vincent Le Chevalier wrote:
>> We were not talking about highschool but rather in the later stages,
>> think grad school, master's degree, engineering school, PhD even...
>>
>> Is some amount of sport compulsory? Are there restrictions in the
>> choice of the activity? How is this evaluated by the school? Do you
>> think it can be relevant later when looking for a job?
>
> In the US, I don't think public universities require it. I know of
> at least one private college that does.
>
Depends on the college. The little community college I started at
required some physical class for a bachelors degree in just about
anything. They offered lots of simple 1 credit classes, skiing,
swimming, outdoor hiking, and so on.
At the state university I went to later, they don't have a requirement
that I remember. Taking physical classes would count for requirements,
but they just aren't requisite for graduating.
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