Scholarship cost

From: Phil Carmen
Date: 04 Dec 2004 - 02:45 PM EST

Does Northern Kentucky count as in state because it is so close?

From: "Emily Seeskin" <address@hidden>
Reply-To: address@hidden
To: <address@hidden>
Subject: RE: [UC Basketball] Scholarship cost
Date: Sat, 4 Dec 2004 12:59:50 -0500

Having served on the UCATS annual fund raising committee, I couldn't
have said it better myself!
Tuition only In-state $8,400, out of state $21,400
Full scholarship (room, board, books, tuition etc...) In-state $16,200,
out of state $29,100

-----Original Message-----
From: jon breiner [mailto:address@hidden
Sent: Saturday, December 04, 2004 12:02 PM
To: address@hidden
Subject: Re: [UC Basketball] Scholarship cost

To further expand, I believe in-state is around 8k tuition and out of
state
around 20k. That is from memory and I do not think it includes room and

board. The UCATS (University of Cincinnati, Athletic Training
Scholarships)
pays for the scholarships. That's why all donations to UCATS in any
amount,
whether buying tickets or not, are important. They would not turn away
a
$50, $25, or even a $10 Christmas present. The more folks that give,
the
lower future costs are and the more they can do for the players (of all
the
teams, not just bball) and fans.

Jon

----- Original Message -----
From: "bob" <address@hidden>
To: <address@hidden>
Sent: Friday, December 03, 2004 2:07 PM
Subject: Re: [UC Basketball] Scholarship cost

> Huh! Didn't know it worked that way. Thx for the info
>
> Joe Feeley <address@hidden> wrote:From what I
> understand,
> the athletic department pays the University
> for the tuition of each athlete under scholarship. It is "real"
> money. It does cost more for an out of state student than for an
> in-state one. Room and board are not cheap. Each flight to away games
> costs the price of a ticket per person.
>
> It isn't trivial, although I have no idea what the cost is overall.
>
> Joe
>
> --- bob wrote:
>
>> "cost" is a littl bit of a misnomer - The university isn't paying
>> anyone (well, maybe if it's Ohio State ;-) - so UC isn't out that
>> money - they're not refusing to admit some paying student to allow
>> the scholarship athlete to get in - traveling expenses aren't that
>> great for 1 more person - they're going there anyway - the cost is
>> fairly minimal really
>>
>> address@hidden wrote:So what does a basketball scholarship cost UC
>> per year? 40 to 50 grand? Im including traveling with the team,
>> flight and room etc. plus everything else.
>> UC has one last scholarship to burn for next year and Im assuming
>> it will go
>> to a JC big man in the spring signing period. UC should have an
>> edge in that
>> anyone decent will get plenty of playing time. I think at this
>> point in time
>> Banks has at best a 50-50 chance of playing this year. UCs record
>> of signing
>> 5th year preps and JC guys here lately hasnt been so hot. You gotta
>> do what
>> you gotta do I guess. Don
>>
>>
>>
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