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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Athletic scholarships"”.

  1. The effects of athletic scholarships on motivation in sport

    … the hypothetical manipulation of a reward (i.e., athletic scholarships). Differences in "present" motivation between scholarship and non-scholarship athletes were also assessed. Gender, life roles, and sport experience were also examined in relation to scholarship status. Basketball players from …

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  2. An Exploratory Study of Athletes' Perceptions on Athletic Scholarships

    … aspects of the athletes' perceptions towards athletic scholarships. The data were anaylzed by doing a frequency distribution and corresponding percentages for all items; by doing a factor analysis, coefficient alpha test for reliability on scale items; and by using analysis of variance. There …

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  3. A computer program model for budgeting intercollegiate athletic scholarships

    Athletic scholarships are approved by the athletic department and awarded by the University Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid. The athletic business manager was not actively involved in this procedure. The athletic business manager is the individual directly accessible to the financial …

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  4. She's Got Game: An Exploration of the Athletic, Academic, and Social Experiences of Black Canadian Female U.S. Athletic Scholarship Recipients

    … has been said about the academic, social, and athletic experiences of Black males, but very little attention has been paid to the ways in which the axis of gender, intersecting with race and class creates very specific experiences. Therefore, using Social Reproduction, Critical Race, and Black …

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  5. Where to Play?: How Student-Athletes Perceive the College Choice Process

    … who chose to participate in intercollegiate athletics, specifically basketball. Each of the participants was enrolled at a Division I institution in the same athletic conference. Both institutions are nationally ranked institutions in their primary (revenue generating) sport (NCAA, 2004). All …

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  6. High school counselor knowledge of NCAA regulations for prospective student-athlete transition to college

    … counselors for college knowledge. In many cases, athletic scholarships are these student’s only means of obtaining a collegiate degree; highlighting the need to examine the knowledge and resources high school counselors have and need to properly advise potential NCAA student-athletes. High school …

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  7. Predicting Student-Athlete Academic Success With Preadmission, Social-Contextual, and Sport Variables

    … academic success for student-athletes. Athletic programs that fail to meet an APR score of 925 receive a variety of penalties. These penalties not only hurt the athletic program but also tarnish an institution's image. Predicting which student-athletes are at-risk can provide an …

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  8. A Comparison of Enjoyment Levels between NCAA Division I, Division III, and NJCAA Division I College Football Players

    … between college football players receiving athletic scholarships, and those who were not receiving scholarships. A third purpose of this study was to determine if there were differences in levels of enjoyment between freshmen and senior college football players. Participants (n = 167) were …

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