If the University of Missouri follows through with its plan to tear down the Scroggs Peak indoor climbing wall it will be the *only* SEC member university lacking this amenity. All of the other SEC member schools currently have climbing walls for their students, and all but three allow unlimited use of their climbing facilities for free. Of the schools that charge for the use of their climbing walls, Mizzou charges nearly 33% more than the next highest, the University of Alabama which charges $15 per semester. The only other school to charge a fee for use of their climbing wall, Vanderbilt University, charges a one-time fee of $10, four times less than Mizzous annual fee.
Posted on: Mon, 01 Sep 2014 18:40:33 +0000
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