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Tag Archives: College debt
Scholarship is not a truly free ride
Did you know that you pay taxes on scholarships? I didn’t. But this family does: http://sports.yahoo.com/news/getting-shot-at-nfl-could-mean-taking-out-a-loan-064043953.html Now if this guy got a job while on scholarship, he would likely be in violation of some rule or another. Someone from NCAA … Continue reading →
Posted in Baseball, Basketball, College, Football, Hockey, Olympics, Professionalism, Soccer, Swimming, Track, Volleyball
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Tagged Amateur, Amateur Sports, College Costs, College debt, Economics, Economics of Sport, How to pay for it, NCAA, No debts, Paying for college, Paying the difference, True Cost
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