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- Wealthy parents often get their child into D1 schools by donating lots of money or a stadium.
- Me too, what was your SAT score ?
- In 2002 Middlebury college found that 26 percent of athletes had family income over $200,000.
- I am so happy I got into my dream school.
- I don't know what I scored. I am on the baseball team.
- Lot of colleges are racially more white dominated because these sports are expensive to play and most lower class are different races.
- I scored an 1100.
- My dad owns a oil company and is donating a whole new baseball stadium
- Ivy league schools don't offer athletic scholarships so they offer 30 spots on a team double than the collegiate average.
- That is so cool, what position do you play.
- I play 2nd base but I doubt I'll start.
- You must be rich if your dad is building the new stadium!
- Advantages and disadvantages are being represented in the media as faking test scores and paying other people to take there child's test.
- Ummmm I guess, I don't know how to answer that.
- So you really don't know what you got on the SAT?
- The subgroups of students who enroll college is just like high school for them. They obligate not to try because they already got in without doing anything.
- Um I don't know but it definitely wasn't good.
- That is very interesting. Cheater!
- Many college enrollments for D1 athletes are frauds. Wealthy parents buy there kids way into college by either donating money or a stadium.
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