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One of these already exists. It's called the part-time "Masters of Liberal Arts." All of our football grad assistants are doing it, and our grad transfer WBB player from Northwestern enrolled in it. We should be leveraging this every year.

The MLA was not developed for athletes.  It was designed for "busy adults" as a part-time degree program with classes mostly in the evenings.  It happens to be a good fit for athletes, but when it was first devised 30 years ago, "we need a degree program just for transfer athletes" was not a thing.

https://mla.stanford.edu

I have no objection to finding a degree program that is a good fit.  I have an objection to designing a degree program for athletes.

BC

[BostonCard]

One of these already exists. It's called the part-time "Masters of Liberal Arts." All of our football grad assistants are doing it, and our grad transfer WBB player from Northwestern enrolled in it. We should be leveraging this every year.

The MLA was not developed for athletes.  It was designed for "busy adults" as a part-time degree program with classes mostly in the evenings.  It happens to be a good fit for athletes, but when it was first devised 30 years ago, "we need a degree program just for transfer athletes" was not a thing.

https://mla.stanford.edu

I have no objection to finding a degree program that is a good fit.  I have an objection to designing a degree program for athletes.

BC