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40 percent of parents think their kids will get athletic sholarship

Posted on 4/23/19 at 10:48 am
Posted by tigerskin
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Posted on 4/23/19 at 10:48 am
2 percent do

“But in a 2019 survey on the cost of youth sports by TD Ameritrade , 40% of parents said they felt confident their child would get an athletic scholarship. They also said they were willing to cut back on spending, go into credit-card debt or delay retirement to fund their child’s sport, according to the survey of about 1,000 parents.”

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Posted by The Ostrich
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according to the survey of about 1,000 parents.

Way too small of a sample for something like this.
Posted by castorinho
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Way too small of a sample for something like this.
That's not how samples work
The sample selection is what matters.
Posted by 777Tiger
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40% of parents said they felt confident their child would get an athletic scholarship.

if said child is a girl the percentage goes way up
Posted by Hangover Haven
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That 40% have kids playing travel ball...
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Posted by JETigER
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but foreign athletes are taking the scholarships away from americans.

I pay taxes here in America and their parents don't pay taxes in America.

yet their child gets a scholarship and mine doesn't.
Posted by MLCLyons
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Way too small of a sample for something like this.


1000 people is definitely a large enough sample assuming it's representative.
Posted by The Ostrich
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That's not how samples work The sample selection is what matters

It is when you don't have a population sample to base it off of. If this is a survey of 1,000 people attempting to represent parents in the United States as a whole it won't be accurate.
Posted by baldona
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To be honest, if you want to play college ball you can almost definitely do it if you have the passion. Its just a matter of where. Most college athletes can get some form of scholarship help. Now whether it makes sense for Braxtyn to pass up the local in state tuition to play baseball at University of Southeastern Pennsylvania at Scranton to sit on the bench...that's a different story.
Posted by LordSaintly
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Way too small of a sample for something like this.




No...no it isn't.
Posted by rowbear1922
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2 percent do

“But in a 2019 survey on the cost of youth sports by TD Ameritrade , 40% of parents said they felt confident their child would get an athletic scholarship. They also said they were willing to cut back on spending, go into credit-card debt or delay retirement to fund their child’s sport, according to the survey of about 1,000 parents.”


Are you telling me little Bayden with the 5'0 300 lb mother and 5'7" 250 lb father with the flatbill isn't going to be the next Alex Bregman?
Posted by weagle99
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