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Posted on 3/27/13 at 3:10 pm to
Posted by peopleschamp
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Posted on 3/27/13 at 3:10 pm to
I know a baseball player offered one of the legislative scholarships. Forgive me if I have the name incorrect. In other words it's offered by one of the state elected officials. It covers tuition. That still leaves 16-17 K a year to attend Tulane. There are still costs tacked on to the tuition plus room and board. It's around 59K a year to go there. Compare that to LSU. Tulane is a good school but its not even a top 30-40 school nationally. Only the very rich can go there. Either that or you are walking out with huge student loans.
Posted by Newbomb Turk
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Member since May 2008
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Posted on 3/27/13 at 3:56 pm to
quote:

I know a baseball player offered one of the legislative scholarships. Forgive me if I have the name incorrect. In other words it's offered by one of the state elected officials. It covers tuition. That still leaves 16-17 K a year to attend Tulane.


In the past, they've given those to the New Orleans area kids, who could live at home. The 11.7 can then be spread around to out-of-state kids. As a result, they were able to offer more money to their "superstar" recruits as well.

When there was the big "expose'" on the legislative scholarship, a new system was put in place where every "award" has to go before a board. This essentially eliminated the preferential treatment that certain Tulane-baseball-friendly politicians used to fill the Tulane roster. Rick Jones (and Brockhoff before him) actually recruited using the Legislative Scholarship.
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