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Message: [QUOTE="dennismenace, post: 5159875, member: 6158"] Student wise this can be a very good thing. There are many fields now that require 5 years and more or an MBA for example (CPA see below). I think physical therapy is now a six year program and used to be 4 years. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.efficientlearning.com/cpa/resources/state-requirements/#:~:text=In%20general%2C%20education%20requirements%20to,licensure%20requires%20150%20credit%20hours.[/URL] So why should a student athlete be denied finishing their education and maintaining their sports performance level at the same time? They are getting paid now anyway so overall we should see a better product on the floor. The universities are making money on this so it isn't hurting them. It has also created a barrier in some professions by making it harder to get into them with the extra year or more. There is nothing in the CPA exam that isn't learned at the four year level of education so why is it necessary? [/QUOTE]