The NFL age restriction on college players says that anyone who has been out of high school for three years can enter the draft, whether those three years have been spent in college or not. The reason for this restriction is two-fold. First, it helps with continuity in College Football. Second, the NFL feels it helps young athletes mature physically before coming into the NFL.
of course you at least need to be 16.
yes, for three years
You need at least 4 years
no, you need 3 years of college or at least be 3 yrs removed from high school
To become a Psychiatrist you will need at least 12 years of college. Four of those years are spent in a residency program.
it takes at least four years...
No, many baseball players have not attended college.
At least 4 years. You need a Master's Degree.
According to MLB.com,"Certain groups of players are ineligible for selection, generally because they are still in school. The basic categories of players eligible to be drafted are:High school players, if they have graduated from high school and have not yet attended college or junior college;College players, from four-year colleges who have either completed their junior or senior years or are at least 21 years old; andJunior college players, regardless of how many years of school they have completed"The league is not interested in your education, they need to follow certain rules if you are indeed in school. Otherwise you could be uneducated and play.
You need to be at least 20 years old to play in the NBA or have had at least one season in college.
Enough to at least spell college
Since the 2003 draft, candidates for the NBA Draft are required to have graduated from high school at least 1 year prior to their candidacy and to be at least 19 years of age. Players looking to be drafted are not required to attend college although since the 2003 rule change most players go to and play for a college for at least 1 year. Prior to the 2003 rule change, players were eligible for the draft immediately after graduating from high school.