One reform that should be a no brainer and easy..

Terry O'Keefe · Oct 26, 2010

Is for the NCAA to allow the scholarship to cover all the costs of attending college, not just room, board and tuition.

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The report by Ithaca College researchers and a national athletes' advocacy group shows that the average "full scholarship" Division I athlete winds up having to pay $2,951 annually in school-related expenses not covered by grants-in-aid.

The shortfall represents the difference between educational expenses such as tuition, student fees, room and board and ancillary costs not covered by scholarships, from campus parking fees to calculators and computer disks required for classes.
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I'm sure there could be some potential there for abuse regarding what exactly is an "ancillary cost". But still I think they should look at covering these things.

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One reform that should be a no brainer and easy..

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