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To: cgbg

“The full boat scholarship is not worth that much—”

It can cost $200,000 or more to attend a 4 yr top ranked college. Even if the school passes the Football player for doing nothing it is still worth $200,000 to get in the door without a scholarship.


12 posted on 06/21/2021 8:32:53 AM PDT by billyboy15 (')
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To: billyboy15

“it is still worth $200,000 to get in the door without a scholarship.”

It is not worth $200,000 for a useless degree. If someone charges $200,000 for a Fiat, it doesn’t make it worth $200,000.

Most of these athletes don’t have the IQ to obtain a worthwhile degree at these universities. They think they will be able to go pro. The vast majority would be bettered served learning a trade during these four years.


27 posted on 06/21/2021 8:51:53 AM PDT by alternatives? (If our borders are not secure, why fund an army?)
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To: billyboy15
it is still worth $200,000 to get in the door without a scholarship

Cost does not equal value.

A lot of small businesses have had to learn that lesson the hard way.

Cost is what you pay.

Value is what something is actually worth in the real world.
35 posted on 06/21/2021 9:00:31 AM PDT by cgbg (A kleptocracy--if they can keep it. Think of it as the Cantillon Effect in action.)
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To: billyboy15
"It can cost $200,000 or more to attend a 4 yr top ranked college. Even if the school passes the Football player for doing nothing it is still worth $200,000 to get in the door without a scholarship."

its $200,000 NOT being used to help some working class kid .

68 posted on 06/21/2021 9:58:56 AM PDT by cherry
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