NFL players are not required to attend college. Still, it is quite difficult for a football player to gain the skills necessary to play in the NFL without playing college football. Still, a few European soccer players have been kickers in the NFL.
You can start your studies in a community college, but will need to finish at the university level, as well as attend Dentistry college.
Yes, he can still attend college. As long as he has a high school diploma and takes the SAT or ACT he will be okay.
The answer is still - NO, IT IS NOT!
Of course! I got into a fairly decent college with a 2.8.
no not if your still young if you want to go to college that's fine but no you do not have to go to college
The university has historic rivalries with Lafayette College, Lehigh University, Princeton University and Columbia University (formerly King's College) originating from the early days of college football. Rutgers has a men's basketball rivalry with Seton Hall University and has developed growing rivalries with the University of Connecticut and Syracuse University in all sports. The university's longest active football rivalry is with Navy (dating back to 1891). This rivalry stems from Navy and Rutgers being two of the only three programs (the third is Army) to come out of the original, informal "Ivy League" that are still members of the top tier of NCAA college football (currently Division I-FBS).
no
Matt Hogan--University of Houston 2011. 78 PAT's in one season and still going.
Yes, but that depends on where the cast is.
No
Because the professional football and college football need distinct difference also players are still growing. College football is development and it is easier to fix throwing mechanics with a smaller football than with a bigger football.