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[QUOTE="hjoerring, post: 2654307, member: 3630"]
Thank you for pointing this out. This is a folly of the university as a business. I have on more than one ocassion said that no student at any univ is capable of taking advantage of everything that univ can offer. An under(graduate) student at the Univ of UC-Hayard can leave that univ as a coming world-class engineer as one coming out of MIT/Uconn. Of course there are factors in place not to make that happen a lot.
I had a chance to listen to the Duke coach pre- and postgame interviews and laughed at how many times she mentioned the 3 graduate students on her team- and they studying in a top 10 Business Sch. That is how the elite schools sell and recruit students. A complete spin-- shameless. The logic: her players have to contend with far more than basketball. All the others have only one thing to do. The shameless truth-- college athletes have different admission criteria than others; but, the athletic dept must convince the Registrar that they have a structure in place to matriculate the student.
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