Minorities in College: Sports Should NOT Be the Only Avenue to Success

I. Introduction The premise of this legal research paper is the paper by Elisia J. P. Gatmen "Academic Exploitation: Adverse Effects of University Physical Education on the Legal Success of Minority Athletes in Education". The purpose of this article is to tell how ethnic minority athletes will become double-edged swords. In order to provide the basis for this problem, I comprehensively write down the articles I read first, convey the views of ethnic minorities in sports, and then explain the utilization of minority ethnic sports at the National University Sports Association (NCAA) To do. Finally, it relates to some of the recommendations in the legal aspects of the problem

A good university should be a good student. People should be able to exercise at college. However, sports at the university should not be paid. If you want to major in physical education at university, people should judge according to their exercise capacity. This is a footnote of the CMV moderator. We want to remind you of a few things. First of all, please read our rules carefully. If comments are broken, it is reported that it is more effective than voting. Speaking of this, points will not change even if the vote goes down. Are there any questions or concerns? Please leave us a message. Happy CMVing!

CMV: Sports scholarships are impossible, especially at prestigious universities, only when someone wants to dedicate their life to sports.

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I am not against the sports of universities and universities. I do not have sports, but I should have the opportunity to do whatever I need at college or university. I do not know why a sports specialist should enter college. If someone really wants to improve my athletic ability, I will support this. But I think this should be a course of its own university. I've heard of someone who entered Harvard University but her grades are inadequate to meet the usual requirements. The fact that she played ice hockey reduced acceptance of her request. I think that the only purpose of the university is to educate excellent students and make them better. If university grades are not so good like Harvard University, there may be many college students who do not have much high requirements.

CMV: Sports scholarships are impossible, especially at prestigious universities, only when someone wants to dedicate their life to sports.