It’s a term we hear daily – in the paper, on the news, all over the internet – and around NCSA, a term we use thousands of times a day; “student-athlete”. For the majority of student-athletes at the collegiate level, senior year means their last snap, last serve, last at-bat, or last free-throw as an elite competitor. It also means, and most importantly means, the year that student-athlete receives their college degree. As a young man or young woman going out into the world after college, nothing is more important than that piece of paper. Record-breaking seasons and MVP stats are incredible fetes, but not even comparable to earning a college degree and putting it to use. --> bit.ly/ncsablogCK
Posted on: Sat, 23 Aug 2014 00:00:01 +0000
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