9.9 Question.

[edquinn06]

do RS athletes $ count towards this during the year they RS? Example: does Happel, Young, Rathbun, Wagner, etc... $ count toward this years 9.9? Thanks!

 

[LutherAce]

my initial answer is yes...without doing any research. They are attending college and on the wrestling team, just cannot participate as an attached member of the school.

 

[crapman]

I would agree with Luther Ace as they are getting the scholarship money to attend classes.

 

[SPOONER]

do RS athletes $ count towards this during the year they RS? Example: does Happel, Young, Rathbun, Wagner, etc... $ count toward this years 9.9? Thanks!

Yes. It is the entire roster.

 

[el dub]

What about children of university employees? Do they get a break on tuition?

 

[edquinn06]

Thanks everyone!

 

[SLarew]

What about children of university employees? Do they get a break on tuition?

Based on replies to other threads over the years, the answer is NO

 

[ping72]

What about children of university employees? Do they get a break on tuition?

It depends upon the University. I do not think there are any public universities that allow that, but I'm not 100% sure. Some private universities have very nice packages for kids of faculty and sometimes staff to attend their or other universities.

 

[Dar.of.Emur]

What about children of university employees? Do they get a break on tuition?

I am in NE Ohio and a very good friend of the family is a professor at U of Akron. Her son gets 'free' tuition at the school since she is faculty.

 

[gymdad]

It depends upon the University. I do not think there are any public universities that allow that, but I'm not 100% sure. Some private universities have very nice packages for kids of faculty and sometimes staff to attend their or other universities.

while the info in this article is 5 years old a number of schools offer tuition remissions for children of employees. examples include Rutgers and Arizona. Also their is a little known tuition Exchange program for employees and offspring at over 660 colleges. Most of these are small private schools but it does include a number of mid size schools like Syracuse and Tulsa . FYI there are 22 colleges listed as participating in the tuition exchange in Iowa.
see
http://archive.azcentral.com/arizon...10204arizona-tuition-discounts-for-staff.html

Tuition Exchange http://www.tuitionexchange.org/vnews/display.v/SEC/Families|Member Schools

 

[ichawk24]

UIowa offers no tuition benefit to employees' dependents.

This PSU Faculty Senate agenda document has a breakdown across the Big Ten. Scroll down, or use CTRL+F to find, the heading "CIC/Big Ten Comparison of tuition benefits for dependent children". Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin appear to be the only ones with no benefit. The others vary from 50% to 100%.

http://senate.psu.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/13525/2014/06/120914_fullagenda.pdf

 

[LaxHawk174]

UIowa offers no tuition benefit to employees' dependents.

This PSU Faculty Senate agenda document has a breakdown across the Big Ten. Scroll down, or use CTRL+F to find, the heading "CIC/Big Ten Comparison of tuition benefits for dependent children". Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin appear to be the only ones with no benefit. The others vary from 50% to 100%.

http://senate.psu.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/13525/2014/06/120914_fullagenda.pdf

I see how PSU lands so many top recruits now, its not a slush fund at all... Cael just adopts them! Then they get half or more of their school paid for!

 

[CowboyUp61]

Good news for me! OSU just passed a credit for dependent tuition. Of course, now the boy is looking at Rensselaer Poly. Lot of good the credit will do!

But back to the conversation. I doubt Joseph was getting any scholarship money anyway, but this credit would sure help.