This is a question that I felt like would be a good topic seeing as it is something that I am very interested in. ... These activities like workouts, training, practice, study group, film, mandatory homework time, and more make it difficult to try to get a job to not just pay for living but for school too. ... 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. ... All of these are good but for me I see it has a momento to do well in school to play something you love and have played your whole life. ... Also some peoples career ...

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In high school, teachers are usually good at accommodating a student's request for extra help. At a bigger college, teachers may not be able to offer extra help because they have so many students and their schedule doesn't really allow for it to happen. ... If you played a varsity sport in high school you are probably used to practicing right after school, but in college you can have workouts, practices, conditioning and individuals anytime during the day. ... You have to become very good at learning how to manage your time. ...

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An average day for an athlete begins at 6:00A.M. with workouts. ... An athlete cannot help their schedule, but is forced to just try and represent the school the best way they know how. ... It is true that any athlete on a full scholarship at a major university is going to get a good amount of money each month. ...

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