pinkneen asked:


I hear people accusing them so much. They are being held responsible for things they never do!
Not all illegal immigrants are as bad as people make them sound. Some are the smartest people you will find, others are the most athletic ones you’ll find. My friend is illegal and she is one of the fastest girls you will ever meet. Universities want her, they offer her scholarships and many running groups want to recruit her.
Some of these illegal immigrants have probably more determination to be successful than those citizens who have dropped out of school.
Don’t discriminate against illegal immigrants. They help this nation, they work for us, and they bring up equality issues. Please don’t assume that all illegal immigrants are horrible people that just come to this country to be on welfare.

Scott

cc2gangsta asked:


I moving to north carolina and im changing for one of the best high school track teams in history to the worst in charlotte. Are there any other options because i cant switch to any other school in charlotte but i still want to be offered athletic scholarships. Does anyone possibly know any great track clubs in charlotte NC

Dale

George Y asked:


hi i am just wondering what credits you need for chemistry
i am trying to get a athletic scholarship to university but what im really intrested in is what math credits do you need to study chemistry
i am in gr 9 taking applied math
(foundations)

Aaron

iamweirdarewethereyet asked:


Why do people get into college on sports abilties in this country when most countries don’t allow it?
I don’t think this makes much sense I mean sports are just sports and the fact that we have sports scholarships here in this country is ridiculous! People who are jocks are generally arrogant pricks with no intelligence and they get into college for their athletic abilties! Let’s take places that are culturally similar to us like any European country, England, Germany those countries do not have athletic scholarships. So why do we allow it in this country?

Tara

Dingo Warrior asked:


They pay kids with scholarships to entertain fans to make money, most of which gets reinvested in the sports programs to make more money.

All the while, they push kids into either athletic majors or sociology or something that requires little coursework. Many of them, like the University of Oklahoma, they are not even in with the rest of the students in their basic general education classes. They have sections of math English, history, and so on of just athletes.

Is this the business model of a serious learning institution or an entertainment company?

Judy

Dingo Warrior asked:


They pay kids with scholarships to entertain fans to make money, most of which gets reinvested in the sports programs to make more money.

All the while, they push kids into either athletic majors or sociology or something that requires little coursework. Many of them, like the University of Oklahoma, they are not even in with the rest of the students in their basic general education classes. They have sections of math English, history, and so on of just athletes.

Is this the business model of a serious learning institution or an entertainment company?

Kathryn

Will Turner asked:


In the early morning of Sunday, December 21, 1997, 23-year-old CU student Susannah Chase was brutally beaten near 18th & Spruce Streets by an unknown assailant. Her injuries were fatal, and the killer is still at large.
People with information are encouraged to call the police at 441-4310. Two reward funds have been established for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the Chase killing. For information on the Bank One Susannah Chase Reward Fund, call Lori Hernandez at 447-5817. For information on the Whittier Fund organized by Whittier neighborhood residents, call 245-8195. Contributions can be made to an athletic scholarship at Susannah’s former high school by sending to FCF/Susannah Chase Scholarship Fund, 40 Richards Ave, Norwalk CT 06584

Anna

Brielle asked:


I want to apply for a athletic scholarship but it says that it is for a LGBT student athlete. What does that mean?

Nathan

Kevin T asked:


i got a athletic scholarship to play college ball but im only 14 and i dnt knw what to do please help me

Monica