That's great that he was able to engineering as a student-athlete

That's a heavy lift, but worth it in the long run. On our daughter's team (different Olympic sport), many of the kids with liberal arts majors who are starters are doing grad transfers. The kids majoring in things like business, pre-med, and engineering are mostly going to graduate and go to work.

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Posted: 04/11/2022 at 10:46AM

How many athletes are staying for their Covid year on average you think? -- bigbadbird 04/05/2022 10:26AM

My son is graduating in May but staying another year for grad school -- Happy Dog 04/11/2022 09:05AM

That's great that he was able to engineering as a student-athlete -- UpperQuad 04/11/2022 10:46AM

Four years, all academic in both sports every semester, Summa Cum Laude ME -- Happy Dog 04/11/2022 11:46AM

As my son went through college recruiting during Covid - a lot... -- LegalHokie 04/07/2022 11:37AM

If you could have stayed an extra year, would you have? I would have, in a -- Lakeridgehokie 04/05/2022 9:24PM

not sure - that was a long time ago- i have one in college and one in HS -- bigbadbird 04/07/2022 08:49AM

I stayed an extra year to play more intramurals -- UpperQuad 04/06/2022 09:33AM

Depends on majors, pro money potential, and scholarships -- UpperQuad 04/05/2022 7:30PM

If they aren't constrained by $$ I would think a bunch. ** -- UTPr0sim 04/05/2022 6:06PM

That's great that he was able to engineering as a student-athlete

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