Should College Athletes Be Paid or Not?Should College Athletes Be Paid or Not?Many scholarships are given out to college athletes every year. Some believe the scholarships are not enough and that athletes should be paid like the professional players. Others believe the scholarships should be enough. This focuses the controversial question, should college athletes be payed like professional athletes?
College athletes and other people believe that college athletes should receive a salary.Many reasons go into why college athletes should obtain a pay check. First, the athletes are putting themselves at risk for injuries. The athletes are working so hard to keep the schools rank up, many receive injuries because of it. Another reason is that the poor athletes can not rely on families for money. Sure the rich families can afford to send there kids off to college, but what about the less fortunate families. College athletes do not have time for after-school jobs. The third reason to why college athletes believe they should be paid like professional athletes is names are being used. College athletes are making the universities money. So would it not only be fair if the players receive some of the profit. The last reason to why they feel they are treated unfairly is that the coaches are being paid millions of dollars but players receive none of the profits.
Citizen and Law Student at Duke University – The “Duke University” (DU) is one of the best universities nationally. DU has an undergraduate students enrollment of 1.4 million. Students receive a monthly stipend of around $16,000 and a per diem stipend of around $1,200 per student. This is more than half of the university’s average yearly budget of approximately $500 million.
Jobs at the University of Minnesota as of 2014:
School of the Year 2016 University of Minnesota
Bachelor of Arts & Sciences 2014 University of Minnesota
Master of Arts & Science 2013 University of Minnesota
Ph.D. in Environmental Studies 2013 University of Minnesota
Senior College Professor 2013 University of Minnesota
Faculty of Arts and Sciences 2013 University of Minnesota
Honors 2012 University of Minnesota
Presiding Officer 2012 University of Minnesota
Associate Professor 2010 University of Minnesota
M.F.A.D. Teacher 2010 University of Minnesota
Master of Engagement 2010 University of Minnesota
Equal Opportunity and Equal Pay Coordinator 2008 University of Minnesota
School of the Year 2008 University of Minnesota
M.A.D. Teaching Assistant 2010 University of Minnesota
B.A.Sc. Teaching Assistant 2008 University of Minnesota
Ph.D. Teaching Assistant 2006 University of Minnesota
M.A.D. Student 2009 University of Minnesota
Master’s Student 2009 University of Minnesota
Ph.D. Teaching Assistant 2007 University of Minnesota
Associate Professor 2007 University of Minnesota
Citizen and Law Student at Duke University – The “Duke University” (DU) is one of the best universities nationally. DU has an undergraduate students enrollment of 1.4 million. Students receive a monthly stipend of around $16,000 and a per diem stipend of around $1,200 per student. This is more than half of the university’s average yearly budget of approximately $500 million.
Jobs at the University of Minnesota as of 2014:
School of the Year 2016 University of Minnesota
Bachelor of Arts & Sciences 2014 University of Minnesota
Master of Arts & Science 2013 University of Minnesota
Ph.D. in Environmental Studies 2013 University of Minnesota
Senior College Professor 2013 University of Minnesota
Faculty of Arts and Sciences 2013 University of Minnesota
Honors 2012 University of Minnesota
Presiding Officer 2012 University of Minnesota
Associate Professor 2010 University of Minnesota
M.F.A.D. Teacher 2010 University of Minnesota
Master of Engagement 2010 University of Minnesota
Equal Opportunity and Equal Pay Coordinator 2008 University of Minnesota
School of the Year 2008 University of Minnesota
M.A.D. Teaching Assistant 2010 University of Minnesota
B.A.Sc. Teaching Assistant 2008 University of Minnesota
Ph.D. Teaching Assistant 2006 University of Minnesota
M.A.D. Student 2009 University of Minnesota
Master’s Student 2009 University of Minnesota
Ph.D. Teaching Assistant 2007 University of Minnesota
Associate Professor 2007 University of Minnesota
Citizen and Law Student at Duke University – The “Duke University” (DU) is one of the best universities nationally. DU has an undergraduate students enrollment of 1.4 million. Students receive a monthly stipend of around $16,000 and a per diem stipend of around $1,200 per student. This is more than half of the university’s average yearly budget of approximately $500 million.
Jobs at the University of Minnesota as of 2014:
School of the Year 2016 University of Minnesota
Bachelor of Arts & Sciences 2014 University of Minnesota
Master of Arts & Science 2013 University of Minnesota
Ph.D. in Environmental Studies 2013 University of Minnesota
Senior College Professor 2013 University of Minnesota
Faculty of Arts and Sciences 2013 University of Minnesota
Honors 2012 University of Minnesota
Presiding Officer 2012 University of Minnesota
Associate Professor 2010 University of Minnesota
M.F.A.D. Teacher 2010 University of Minnesota
Master of Engagement 2010 University of Minnesota
Equal Opportunity and Equal Pay Coordinator 2008 University of Minnesota
School of the Year 2008 University of Minnesota
M.A.D. Teaching Assistant 2010 University of Minnesota
B.A.Sc. Teaching Assistant 2008 University of Minnesota
Ph.D. Teaching Assistant 2006 University of Minnesota
M.A.D. Student 2009 University of Minnesota
Master’s Student 2009 University of Minnesota
Ph.D. Teaching Assistant 2007 University of Minnesota
Associate Professor 2007 University of Minnesota
The other side of this controversial issue is many believe college athletes should not