A second financial factor, is related to the number of full time athletic trainers on staff.  According to the National Athletic Trainers' Association, just 37% of public high schools have full time trainers. These professionals are trained to recognize concussions and keep players from returning to games where they increase their  risk for second-impact syndrome and death. ... Other benefits include; learning about hard work, resilience, camaraderie and team spirit plus its fun. ... If Damon Janes had worn a certified helmet, had his school had a trainer sitting on the sidelines, he most li...

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It has master's programs in every field and trains most of the state's teachers. ... So obviously it isn't very hard to get into one. ... It is also not as hard to get in as a UC or CSU. ... Although it is hard to get into a UC, if I do hard enough in school there is a chance that I go to a UC....

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" Well here's the hard part. ... Yes there may be more advanced college classes in person that may require hard work and dedication to be a part of but it would be a lot easier to take those advanced classes in person. Yes you may have to travel a few miles to get to the class and sit there and be lectured to or do hard work but it will pay off in the end. ... Yes there may be something like luminosity that helps you train you train your brain and further you knowledge but I find it hard to believe that most online classes are free. ... Answering these questions and making laws, bills, or...

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There she takes the train, which takes her to another bus station. ... After that, she does the same routine, bus, train, bus, to arrive home at eight, maybe nine if traffic is bad. ... But she had her mind set to be a graphic designer and nothing would stop her, She say "It was hard knowing my parents didn't stand by my side. ...

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Employers don't want to have to take the time to train someone when they can hire someone that has the knowledge already. ... She believes that with hard work and a lot of determination, you can do whatever you want and that you shouldn't have to put yourself in debt just to make money. ... With out those you will have a really hard time." ...

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In fact you still train and practice and do other leagues, like indoor soccer, with you college team. ... And some students might find it really hard to get away from their parents for the first time where as some may find it to be really easy. ... How sports are more intense and how one needs to work a lot harder in college. ...

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For athletes this is even worse due to the fact that they have to travel so its hard to get a set schedule for a job. ... Many people may think that these athletes who train to win get some of the profit, that's not entirely true. ... These athletes play hard in these games and risk career ending injuries and never see any of their earnings. ...

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Even though she's trained as a lawyer, she finds taking undergraduate courses stimulating. ... The older student will work harder and study longer than most of the younger students because it takes longer to get the facts embedded in the brain. ... It's a little harder to get into small groups, because there are more friendships already bonded amongst the younger set, but they usually accept you after you get in there. ...

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A lot of people had told me that even if I graduate and get certified as a personal trainer that it wasn't the greatest paying job, especially around western New York. ... I had to study hard, pass all my exams, and take the Sat's. ...

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Not only does the athlete deserve to be paid because everyone else is being paid but he trains six days a week, sometimes for more than three to four hours on the field, maybe two hours in the gym and then there is the time needed to study the plays. ... Where else in America does anyone work this hard to generate revenues in the billions for room and board? ...

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Its hard for a person to understand how track and field can put ones academic strive in grave jeopardy. ... I was like a derailed train who ran off track and forgot what I came to this country to accomplish. ...

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Although the Army has taught me many, many hard learned lessons, lessons like "nothing is free" and "you get what you earn" and even "the value of a dollar." ... I believe that a college education also trains you to think critically, express thoughts clearly in speech and writing, and to make informed decisions. ...

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However, college athletes should receive some kind of compensation for their hard work and dedication, like the possibility of other compensations such as money to cover trips home or laundry. ... Although college athletes are not paid with capital, colleges are compensating their athletes with the availability of world renowned coaching, athletic trainers, medical support, educational costs, and room and board that can value up to "one hundred thousand dollars per year....

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My second year of track I was injured so I didn't get to compete but I still went to practice and worked out and trained. ... At practice I would go and get things done, I would work really hard. ... I now know why the players were not excited that much because warm-ups were really hard and tiring. ...

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Title IX and Its Effect on Men's College Swimming College sports are very important to not only the athletes who participate in the sports but also to the schools themselves. The student athletes bring money and attention to the school that otherwise would not have been attainable. College sports also boost the school spirit of colleges. It gives the students something to come out and cheer for. Many college athletes participate in college athletics with a greater goal in mind, whether it is playing their chosen sport professionally or training to achieve a spot on the Olympic team. ...

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