I'm not going to argue it either. My point is this.
Min. salary in the big leagues over 300,000 a year.
Most make over a million a year.
The best health insurance and vision that money can buy for the player and his family for the rest of their lives.
over 100 dollars a day meal money
a retirement package 2nd to none in ANY business. A player that plays 10 years in ML gets over 100,000 dollars a season for the rest of their lives.
I could go on. I'll stop here because what job with a NORMAL college degree can give you this. Also, since when was getting a college degree a Guarantee. There are many who start every year and far less who finish every year.
All I'm saying is you may only get one GOOD opprotunity to cash in on what ML baseball has to offer. Why not take it while your young and still physically maturing if a club wants to give you good money to go see if you can cash in.
College will always be there. Playing baseball will not.
But, I must agree that if you don't have a passion for it, then go to college.