U of L engineering school goes all year with internships, can't imagine how difficult it is while playing a D1 sport but PT has never been afraid of hard work.

Tutors and mandatory study halls help kids get out early, too.

Wonder how many do finish early, let alone in three and a half years?

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Not sure, but should be alot. Laid out on a silver platter for them.

Wonder how many do finish early, let alone in three and a half years?

 

Most non Athletes don't get it done in 4 years. I've read that only 20% of all students get their degree done in 4 years, and that the average is 6 years.

Not sure, but should be alot. Laid out on a silver platter for them.

 

Given the time requirements and distractions of playing D1 football I imagine it's a wash even with all the help. Tough to graduate even in five years it seems.

Most non Athletes don't get it done in 4 years. I've read that only 20% of all students get their degree done in 4 years, and that the average is 6 years.

 

I knew four years was getting harder and harder.

Wow! It never ceases to amaze me with some posters. Can't' wait to see PT and his new team. I'm thinking TBirds, Sweep, TFVH, JimmyfromPiqua and company may just make a trip to see him! Big Orange will be all gassed up and ready this fall!

Took me 10 semesters and I considered that on time and a miracle lol