Is it the new NCAA rule to limit the roster to 28 players so all kids on the team have a full ride all 4 years (excluding Ivy's)?
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Wow, you really do not understand how this works. That's OK, open your eyes and maybe you'll learn something.
The NLI was for year 1. You get and need to sign the aid offer every year if not a P4 (I don't know about them).
I won't vouch for every player on what they get. I will only state our facts.
An athletic grant-in-aid award is NOT financial aid. If she were to quit playing, she would not get aid. It's stipulated here:
In order to be eligible for this athletic grant-in-aid offer, you must meet and maintain the eligibility requirements established by the NCAA, the XXX Conference, and XXX University
You folks on TS need to stop spouting false information. Just state "wow, surprised, I learned something today" and move along. NJ TS is by far the most clueless, and argumentative, of the state's threads on here. Bar none.
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two points:
1) I will take a guess that those who post about "this is a waste of money" types of posts, can't afford it. It's a reality of life and all of us are richer than some and poorer than some other people. For example, my kids have friends who in addition to spending notable amount on sports also go on 8-10k school trips to Europe, Australia, etc. They are in a large county public school where some parents are wealthy. So to those who post about "I don't understand why spend so much", I say - do not count other people's money. Those people can afford it and not really notice it, so don't worry about them :D Concentrate on being comfortable where you are, make the most of it, and keep fighting for more.
2) Stop being a simpleton and compare (youth) sports in the USA to other countries. We are different in size, history, culture, economics, social life, education system K - college, and so on. Can we learn and adapt some concepts? Sure. But to model things exactly after someone else will never work.
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Originally posted by Guest View PostIt’s so funny when someone completely proves the opposite viewpoint and is too dense to realize it , so your a league bumper sticker wacko who’s kids not good and clubs took your money so you can brag about leagues and your kids on a good D3 team . So pathetic but hillarious at the same time , do you still talk club wt the other 5 parents at the games , lol !!!!!!
And yes, we have remained friends with other parents from the club team. Is making/staying friends a bad thing?
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Originally posted by Guest View PostIf the end game is to say my kid played college soccer then good for you , but some families have fun at soccer but also like going skiing or joining a tennis team instead of scrimmaging 3 nites a week and traveling hours to play a game on weekend . If playing college soccer is your fantasies then OK but the kids would have great time doing other things who knows maybe some kids would have been incredible in other sports but no one would know bc parents made quit everything at 10 and play soccer nonstop . I played collegiately and my kids very well may play too but life is about more than for profit youth soccer . But sadly parents are obsessed bc deep inside even though they’ll never admit it they think their kids can go big time and they can’t and that’s where the clubs power comes in , parental delusions and they’ll feed it all day n nite
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Originally posted by Guest View PostYou’re talking about a federal grant , there are many factors involved in this including family income that’s why you had to provide this . Again the school isn’t giving a straight 150k soccer scholarship, the Feds are heavily involved financially in universities obviously, your child plays a sport must be decent although you said she wasn’t that good and the reduction in tuition in terms of money wasn’t all soccer it’s from government, why can’t u just say that bc that’s the truth , average women’s soccer scholarship is around 10k I believe and that’s for top players . You did receive financial aid but won’t admit , just let it go and stop wt the quotes that can include anything you want .
It's OK to be arrogant.
It's not OK to be arrogantly dumb.
Financial Aid Award for the Academic Year 2024-2025 Fund Status Offered Accepted Total Book Rentals $XXX.XX $XXX.XX $XXX.XX Athletic Living Expenses $X,XXX.XX $X,XXX.XX $X,XXX.XX Athletic Grant-W Soccer TR $38,040.00 $38,040.00 $38,040.00 Athletic Grant-W Soccer RB $15,018.00 $15,018.00 $15,018.00 Federal Direct Unsub Loan $X,XXX.XX $X,XXX.XX $X,XXX.XX Federal Direct Parent Loan $XX,XXX.XX $XX,XXX.XX $XX,XXX.XX Total $XX,XXX.XX $XX,XXX.XX $XX,XXX.XX
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I also paid thousands more for my family to go skiing, and didn't get a skiing scholarships either. What's your point?
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Originally posted by Guest View PostI also paid thousands more for my family to go skiing, and didn't get a skiing scholarships either. What's your point?
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Originally posted by Guest View Post
It's OK to be dumb.
It's OK to be arrogant.
It's not OK to be arrogantly dumb.
Financial Aid Award for the Academic Year 2024-2025 Fund Status Offered Accepted Total Book Rentals $XXX.XX $XXX.XX $XXX.XX Athletic Living Expenses $X,XXX.XX $X,XXX.XX $X,XXX.XX Athletic Grant-W Soccer TR $38,040.00 $38,040.00 $38,040.00 Athletic Grant-W Soccer RB $15,018.00 $15,018.00 $15,018.00 Federal Direct Unsub Loan $X,XXX.XX $X,XXX.XX $X,XXX.XX Federal Direct Parent Loan $XX,XXX.XX $XX,XXX.XX $XX,XXX.XX Total $XX,XXX.XX $XX,XXX.XX $XX,XXX.XX
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Originally posted by Guest View PostTotal nonsense , you must work for a club I know more than u think , soccer costs schools money not money makers like football , basketball etc , your daughter may have a scholarship if this post is actually true , which it isn’t but no school is giving a female soccer player 150k off tuition , total lie and or fabrication
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College is overpriced for a reason a lot of reductions involving many factors , at the end of it all colleges will get their money , if they charge 350k for 4 years and kids get half off they are still paying 175k which is a joke , that’s the bottom line , forget these back and forths people are having on here . But good discussion to have
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Originally posted by Guest View PostGo back to your original post the numbers don’t match up wt this chart your posting online , my friend no pays fulls freight anymore the government is involved subsidizing a lot this for power and influence . No one is dumb , if your child is receiving 200k straight soccer scholarship then that is great if that’s your point . Is that what you’re saying ?
My point is, the OP shouldn't make statements, nor should you, that players cannot get scholarships and that you will spend "tens of thousands more" in club fees.
I have no idea how average that package is. I know she was offered more elsewhere, and was offered less elsewhere. I know some got more, and some got less. I know for some schools, she would've been able to add academic dollars on top.
I make no claims other than:
*What we paid to play club soccer
*What the school is paying for her education through Athletic Grant in Aid
*That people who don't know about what they are talking about, shouldn't be so firm in their incorrect assumptions when speaking on other's behalf
*I am quite sure monies are made available to get a player if a school wants them.
My theory is through pre-reads the school determines someone can pay XXX amount, and they then use their various sources of aid to get to that number. In some cases, not mine, the athletic team will then find a way to increase that number to make it satisfactory. We didn't negotiate, we got the offers and considered them along with the rest of the reasons why someone should pick a school.
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The numbers do match. That is one year of four, $53k for that one year and will be about the average. Multiply that times four, and you have 2/3 savings off the bill.
My point is, the OP shouldn't make statements, nor should you, that players cannot get scholarships and that you will spend "tens of thousands more" in club fees.
I have no idea how average that package is. I know she was offered more elsewhere, and was offered less elsewhere. I know some got more, and some got less. I know for some schools, she would've been able to add academic dollars on top.
I make no claims other than:
*What we paid to play club soccer
*What the school is paying for her education through Athletic Grant in Aid
*That people who don't know about what they are talking about, shouldn't be so firm in their incorrect assumptions when speaking on other's behalf
*I am quite sure monies are made available to get a player if a school wants them.
My theory is through pre-reads the school determines someone can pay XXX amount, and they then use their various sources of aid to get to that number. In some cases, not mine, the athletic team will then find a way to increase that number to make it satisfactory. We didn't negotiate, we got the offers and considered them along with the rest of the reasons why someone should pick a school.
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Originally posted by Guest View PostWhat club did you use to get that 200k soccer scholarship? They must good because you said your kids not that good ? You need to share !
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