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re: NCAA Eligibility of graduate student atheletes.
Posted on 7/25/11 at 4:44 pm to TreyAnastasio
Posted on 7/25/11 at 4:44 pm to TreyAnastasio
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It happens every year.
Yes, but only for 1 year. The big workload comes later when the research kicks in and dissertations/theses are being written.
Posted on 7/25/11 at 5:14 pm to DocBugbear
With the exception of MBA's, JD's, and MD's almost all graduate students are funded; that is, they get a scholarship for tuition and a stipend as a GRA or GTA. Each department only has so many GRA or GTA lines. If an extra grad student shows up in a particular department that does not reguire departmental funding, they would be welcomed because they would increse the department's number of grad students. Graduate classes usually require 5 students to "make", therefor extra student are helpful to a department.
The class load for grad students is usually 2-4 classes per semester and research projects could often be scheduled for off-season and summer. They could handle the workload.
I don't see why transfer stuents would be a problem. It's just different to what were used to.
I would be quite a change, though.
90% of the impact would be in the less popular sports.
The class load for grad students is usually 2-4 classes per semester and research projects could often be scheduled for off-season and summer. They could handle the workload.
I don't see why transfer stuents would be a problem. It's just different to what were used to.
I would be quite a change, though.
90% of the impact would be in the less popular sports.
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