Yes, college athletes attend class with non athletes.
A person can be a college athlete, but be majoring in any subject you can name. If he is an athlete, and in engineering classes, my guess is his major is engineering.
Yes
Emily Kiousis went to Tennesse.
Jack DiSalvo has written: 'College admissions for the high school athlete' -- subject(s): Admission, College applications, College athletes, Recruiting, Universities and colleges
You can box professionally while going to college. To get started in boxing, join a boxing club, train and participate in some amateur matches.
Some college athletes miss up to a quarter of their class time to participate in college sports.
No, becasue athletes should be student athetes! They shoud learn how to live on there own first before having to deal with the pressure of being a professional athlete
it depends how good you are and how committed you are willing to be to it Overall however 5.5% of Senior High School players will get a Freshmen position as a college player. http://www.collegesportsscholarships.com/percentage-high-school-athletes-ncaa-college.htm
There aren't regulations of speaking to college athletes.
Yes. A student athlete in football gets four tickets to home and away games to give away to whomever they want.
No, not really but about 1 in 100 become an athlete without going to college.