2023 College Basketball Transfer Portal

[GoMuskies]

And two weeks in the summer!

[Masterofreality]

And two weeks in the summer!

IF you were blue collar. Us non union guys didn’t get that break.

[GoMuskies]

IF you were blue collar. Us non union guys didn’t get that break.

Oh, you fancy boys actually got to pick when you went on vacation! :)

[X-man]

Some of us needed the summers off in order to actually work a JOB. That job paid for going to school the rest of the time. :). However, lots of scholarship athletes do go to school year round and get their degrees in 3 years or less. Nunge was a perfect example of this.

I was in the same boat. My parents couldn't afford to help out on the cost of going to college, so I worked summers waiting tables in the Hamptons. Made enough money to have a blast living on the beach with a legal drinking age of 18, and to pay my own way through four years of undergraduate school. Fortunately got a full ride (tuition and living expenses) that covered all five years of grad school.

[xu82]

I was in the same boat. My parents couldn't afford to help out on the cost of going to college, so I worked summers waiting tables in the Hamptons. Made enough money to have a blast living on the beach with a legal drinking age of 18, and to pay my own way through four years of undergraduate school. Fortunately got a full ride (tuition and living expenses) that covered all five years of grad school.

Unfortunately, college has become so expensive you’d have to work as a cardiologist in the Hamptons all summer to pay for it now!

[paulxu]

Richmond forward Tyler Burton is in the portal, and Providence and UConn are named as 2 of 8 leading contenders.
Wish we were on this guy. Might be a perfect replacement for Colby.

[smileyy]

Remember when you *could* pay for an in-state college degree while working a part-time job?

[bjf123]

Remember when you *could* pay for an in-state college degree while working a part-time job?

Those days are long gone!


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[xu82]

Remember when you *could* pay for an in-state college degree while working a part-time job?

My how things have changed! The in-state schools were almost looked down upon at one time. Now, because they are more affordable, only the very top students stand a chance of getting into them.

[bobbiemcgee]

I think it was 30 a credit hour my freshman year.