Scholarship limits have been replaced by roster limits. Here’s how that will impact Missouri athletics programs, and what you should expect.

Only about 2 percent of high school athletes win sports scholarships every year at NCAA colleges and universities. Yes, the odds are that dismal. For those who do snag one, the average scholarship ...

College athletic scholarships aren't as lucrative as many parents think - meaning that most college athletes will still need to find alternative ways to pay for college.

The NCAA’s House settlement era launched Tuesday, with schools free to start paying millions to their athletes in the biggest ...

An athletic scholarship could also not be extended to the next year if you get injured (though getting redshirted is more common), if you get in trouble at school, ...

Forty-nine of them underfunded athletic scholarships for women. The other 26 underfunded men’s scholarships, but in almost every case it was because they had so few women athletes in the first ...

Athletic scholarships are a great way to pay for college, but don’t discount academic scholarships, either. They are a safer bet overall, and can even make a recruit more attractive to college ...

Athletic scholarships are rare. Only about 1% to 2% of undergraduate students in bachelor's degree programs receive sports scholarships, says Kathryn Knight Randolph, associate content editor at ...

If a coach guarantees that an athletic scholarship will last through a student’s senior year, he’s lying. NCAA rules stipulate that schools may award only one-year scholarships.

Sports Nut The Most Evil Thing about College Sports Athletic scholarships are no guarantee of a four-year education. They can be yanked after one year, for any reason.

These are the U.S. sports scholarships most likely to go to foreigners A third of all U.S. tennis scholarships go to athletes from other countries. Published: May 28, 2017 at 12:13 p.m. ET.

Nonetheless, there is broad support for its mandate as it relates to gender equity in sports, with 85 percent saying they believe colleges and universities should be required to award the same ...