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1. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › fullCollegiate Sports Participation, Academic Achievement, and ...

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   Oct 12, 2023 · The longitudinal design of the ELS allows us to: engage in temporally appropriate analyses; track the path of student athletes and nonathletes from high school to higher education; construct important background controls from earlier waves; and predict in our modeling GPA achievement and bachelor's degree attainment.

2. www.niche.com › best-college-athletics › sOhio Colleges with the Best Athletics - Niche

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   • The Ohio State University. Columbus, OH• Rating 3.92 out of 5 5,852 reviews. Other: As a student at The Ohio State University pursuing a degree in pharmacy, my college experience is a vibrant tapestry woven with academic rigor, professional aspirations, and unforgettable social adventures.
   • University of Mount Union. Alliance, OH• Rating 3.49 out of 5 1,159 reviews. Alum: Mount Union was my #1 choice of universities ever since I visited for a little siblings weekend when I was just 10 years old.
   • Xavier University. Cincinnati, OH• Rating 3.78 out of 5 1,197 reviews. Freshman: I love how passionate professor are about there lecture to the scholars, as well as how interactive the professor are.
   • University of Cincinnati. Cincinnati, OH• Rating 3.76 out of 5 4,130 reviews. Freshman: My first year at the University of Cincinnati has been an exhilarating experience.

3. www.union.edu › admissions › school-counselorsSports at a liberal arts college | Admissions | Union College

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   When you play sports at a smaller college, you’re surrounded by peers on the same daily “circuit” – classes, icing and rehab, practice, dinner and evening study. It’s very easy to bond and stay focused.

4. thesportjournal.org › article › student-athletes-vsStudent-Athletes vs. Athlete-Students: The academic success ...

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   Feb 21, 2019 · This study examined the differences between two groups of Division I student athletes: those who would have attended a 4-year university regardless of their participation in athletics and those who would not have attended a 4-year university had it not been for the opportunity afforded them through their athletic ability.

5. www.union.edu › student-life › union-in-picturesUnion in pictures: Athletics - Union College

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   Student Life. Union in pictures: Athletics. Union is a Division III school with Division I men's and women's ice hockey. Having fun.

6. ohiobobcats.com › sports › 2021/5/13NCAA Eligibility and Student-Athlete Success - Ohio University

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   Nov 10, 2024 · The NCAA Eligibility and Student-Athlete Success staff provide Ohio University student-athletes with a comprehensive support program which utilizes various resources and learning techniques to promote student development and to help maximize each student-athlete's academic potential.

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   Are College athletes'student-athletes'?

   • On the other hand, the results of this study also confirm that the vast majority of students (89.3%) who compete in Division I athletics are, indeed, “student-athletes” whose participation in their sport is a component of their overall university experience. To borrow from the NCAA’s own tagline: they go pro in something other than their sport.

   Student-Athletes vs. Athlete-Students: The academic success, campus

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   Are Division I student athletes university bound?

   • Student-Athletes vs. Athlete-Students: The academic success, campus involvement, and future goals of Division I student athletes who were university bound compared to those who would not have attended a university had they not been an athlete. Authors: Brenda L. Vogel, Jeff Kress, and Daniel R. Jeske

   Student-Athletes vs. Athlete-Students: The academic success, campus

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   Are'student-athletes' more successful than 'athlete-students'?

   • Aside from journalistic reports, there is no comprehensive, academic research comparing the academic success of “student-athletes” who were university-bound regardless of their involvement in sports, to “athlete-students” who would not have attended university were it not for their athletic talent.

   Student-Athletes vs. Athlete-Students: The academic success, campus

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   Does Intercollegiate Athletics provide educational opportunities to young people?

   • This quote, from a cross-country student athlete from Willamette University, illustrates one of the more compelling arguments in support of intercollegiate athletics: athletic competition can provide educational opportunities to young people who would not have otherwise attended college.

   Student-Athletes vs. Athlete-Students: The academic success, campus

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   What percentage of college students are athlete-students or student-athletes?

   • Athlete-students make up 10.7% of the overall sample and student-athletes make up 89.3% of the overall sample. A review of Table 1 suggests that the proportion of athlete-students to student-athletes varied significantly across several attributes of the ten control variables. Would still attended this college if different coach?

   Student-Athletes vs. Athlete-Students: The academic success, campus

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   Are athletes more likely to be a student than students?

   • We found significant differences between the two groups on three of the measures. Specifically, athlete-students were more likely to identify as an athlete than a student, were more likely to believe that other students view them as an athlete rather than a student, and were less willing to sacrifice athletics participation for academics.

   Student-Athletes vs. Athlete-Students: The academic success, campus

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8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › List_of_college_athleticList of college athletic programs in Ohio - Wikipedia

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   This is a list of college athletics programs in the U.S. state of Ohio.