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How should athletes get good grades at sports?
striving hard to get high grades
Why student athletes should have good grades in order to play sports?
athletes need to have good grades in order to play on after school programs because to have a minimum 2.0 GPA is not hard to ask for and school should come first
Why should colleges want student athletes with higher grades?
No pass, no play. If they make good, high grades then there is a smaller chance of them NOT passing.
Should college athletes have to get good grades to be able to play sports?
yes because if anyone can play they will play suckish.
What percent of high school athletes Have good grades?
94% of all high school athletes have straight A's
Can good athletes get into Princeton with low test scores and grades?
Short and honest answer: No.
What should you do to get into Stanford?
Get good grades.
Help you with an answer you have to write an argument essay on should student athletes be required to maintain a certain grade point average to participate in college sports?
of course they should have to have good grades because if everyone were allowed to compete in sports with a suckish grade then nobody would know discipline and no one would learn lessons- you NEED GOOD GRADES FOR/IN COLLEGE!!!
How should you mention you have good grades without bragging?
show them grades instead of talking
Should your kid get paid good grades?
Yes
Should student athletes have to get good grades to play good sports?
Yes because grades are very important in life. They can be very helpful when it comes to job interviews. So you need to keep your grades up by doing good in school, so that includes studying and homework! So when you're at basketball or football or baseball practice then you won't have time to do homework after school. It may not seem like homework is important but it can really bring your grades up, so that's why students do need good grades to play sports in America
Should students get paid for working hard to get good grades?
No.
