Reply to "Scholly's in-state vs. out-of-state"

Bighit155,000+ posts

My understanding is that if a school has 22% out of state enrollment, then the schollys will be 22% out of state(moneywise).

Example: 11.7schollys 3.74 or 22% out of state that would mean that 7.96 would be in state. If in state is 10 k and out of state is 18k the they would take

10,000 x 7.96 = 79,600
18,000 x 3.74 = 67,220
money available= 146,820

That is why rich private schools that are expensive and don't charge more for out of state have advantages. More pure dollars to work with and easier guidlines on academic money amounts to the ability to scout the country for players. This is my understanding.

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2/6/0410:28 AM

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