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There have been rumors of schools manipulating (all legal) the scholarship limits to their advantage, and D2football should conduct anonymous surveys of head coaches to find out how many full scholarship student-athletes they have. For those who are not familiar with the D2 football program, it's important to note that there is a limit to the number of scholarships that a school can offer to its players. The limit is 36 full scholarships. However, some people have suggested that schools are manipulating the scholarship limit by offering full scholarships to players from certain states. This allows the school to give out more scholarships than the limit allows. For example, if a school has a different tuition rate for students from a particular state, a student's scholarship may only cost 0.75 instead of the full amount of 1.
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Those aren't rumors. Most schools have in state rates for out of state students right on their website. Some cover neighboring states, some just cover certain counties in other states, and others cover the entire country.Originally posted by debergfan View Post
Although I think your wording confuses the issues. Very few athletes in d2 get a full scholarship. It's very rare. The 36 equivalencies are more often used to give partial scholarships.
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Here is Pitt State's tuition schedule including the list of states who get the in state rate.
https://www.pittstate.edu/admission/...tml#undefined1
That's 33 states if anyone is counting.Comment
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