PanicVol
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Source: Football Players Receive $17,000 Annually in Cash, all within NCAA Rules « HolyTurfMany football student-athletes qualify for a Pell Grant based on several factors, but most earn a Pell Grant based on a lack of wealth from their parents. According to collegeboard.com, The U.S. Department of Education uses a standard formula to evaluate the information you supply when applying for a Pell Grant.
My point is that if he wasn't using money for rent he could buy his own food. He chose to live somewhere that he had to pay for. Unless I'm wrong and athletes don't get free room and board in the dorms, then he put himself in that position.
Let's look at the facts.
Arian's scholarship, with room and board was worth about $38k.
Cost Estimators | One Stop
Further, there are Pell grants available for these athletes, which will MORE than cover the cost of living.
Source: Football Players Receive $17,000 Annually in Cash, all within NCAA Rules « HolyTurf
Arian decided to live off campus and pay rent and forgo a meal plan then he is an idiot who needs to be punched in the throat for lamenting this situation. HOw about Arian go away and never come back to campus. The problem is that no one in the media is brave enought to call BS on these people.
These guys are LIARS.
Normal college students don't play on an X-box and drink smoothies?
I'm not defending anything about Foster himself here. I just think it's dumb that people expect college kids to stay in the dorm, eat nothing but dorm food, get by with very little spending money because they can't have a job, etc., and then act SHOCKED!! when they go outside the system. I'm sure the Vols' dorms and lounges are very nice, but it has to feel like living in a bubble. Normal students live off campus, have jobs, eat what they want, buy what they can save up for.
The system is broken.
You're pretty naive man. Did you actually go to UT? If you did, than you these players got whatever they wanted, and places like Sterling Heights and College Park provided apartments for "discounted" rates for players.Normal college students don't play on an X-box and drink smoothies?
I'm not defending anything about Foster himself here. I just think it's dumb that people expect college kids to stay in the dorm, eat nothing but dorm food, get by with very little spending money because they can't have a job, etc., and then act SHOCKED!! when they go outside the system. I'm sure the Vols' dorms and lounges are very nice, but it has to feel like living in a bubble. Normal students live off campus, have jobs, eat what they want, buy what they can save up for.
The system is broken.
You're pretty naive man. Did you actually go to UT? If you did, than you these players got whatever they wanted, and places like Sterling Heights and College Park provided apartments for "discounted" rates for players.
Come on bro, you need to wake up.
Normal college students don't play on an X-box and drink smoothies?
I'm not defending anything about Foster himself here. I just think it's dumb that people expect college kids to stay in the dorm, eat nothing but dorm food, get by with very little spending money because they can't have a job, etc., and then act SHOCKED!! when they go outside the system. I'm sure the Vols' dorms and lounges are very nice, but it has to feel like living in a bubble. Normal students live off campus, have jobs, eat what they want, buy what they can save up for.
The system is broken.