Reply to "Scholarship Money"

CVJ10+ posts

I think the concept of average doesn't apply. There are too many other variables that really determine the money. As mentioned earlier, pitchers and players up the middle get more. Also a JR/SR weekend starter is likely going to get more than the freshman bullpen guy.

My son was fortunate enough to get 50% of his tuition covered through an academic scholarship (which the recruiting coordinator got approved without us even having to apply). The 40% of tuition for baseball wasn't bad either

. Of course, they stick it to you on room and board freshman year, but I ain't complaining because I would have had to pay that anyway.

-cvj

12/20/1212:28 PM

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