Which seniors return next year?

[wrestlingnerd 2,996]

This "free year" allows seniors to return next season. We know all the Iowa seniors plan to return. Who else? 

Is Deakin returning?

[Mr. Poopy butthole 307]

All of the iowa starters said at the beginning of the season that they would return... Still time for some to change their minds 

[Jajensen09 23]

well. Looks like "the bull" is gone

[Katie 1,076]

4 minutes ago, Jajensen09 said:

well. Looks like "the bull" is gone

Was there an announcement?

[Jajensen09 23]

2 minutes ago, Katie said:

Was there an announcement?

the fact that he didn't want to wrestle back should say alot

[Katie 1,076]

2 minutes ago, Jajensen09 said:

the fact that he didn't want to wrestle back should say alot

He’s been at Iowa for five years, I think. If he graduates soon, maybe he can join another team as a graduate student. A fresh start might do him some good.

He’s a very good wrestler, so I selfishly want to see him wrestle some more. 

[bnwtwg 997]

17 minutes ago, Jajensen09 said:

the fact that he didn't want to wrestle back should say alot

Yeah, it says that he broke a rib and can't breathe. Idiot.

[Jajensen09 23]

Just now, bnwtwg said:

Yeah, it says that he broke a rib and can't breathe. Idiot.

he didn't break his rib.... Idiot .....

[NJDan 1,058]

Is graduating a factor? Wouldn't graduating require enrollment in some kind of grad program? And would you still get a scholarship?

[bnwtwg 997]

8 minutes ago, Jajensen09 said:

he didn't break his rib.... Idiot .....

You're right he actually just bumped his funny bone and quit on himself and his team. My bad... you're right I'm wrong.

[Jajensen09 23]

he did quit, that's a fact

2 minutes ago, bnwtwg said:

You're right he actually just bumped his funny bone and quit on himself and his team. My bad... you're right I'm wrong.

he did quit, that's a fact

[Le duke 386]

Is graduating a factor? Wouldn't graduating require enrollment in some kind of grad program? And would you still get a scholarship?

If you pay money for grad school, you’re an idiot.


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[Idaho 1,319]

35 minutes ago, Jajensen09 said:

the fact that he didn't want to wrestle back should say alot

Source besides wrestlers who heard from opposing wrestlers from a distance away at the tournament? 

[Jajensen09 23]

11 minutes ago, Idaho said:

Source besides wrestlers who heard from opposing wrestlers from a distance away at the tournament? 

from the kid who was supposed to wrestle him

[Drake_Mallard 371]

19 minutes ago, Le duke said:

If you pay money for grad school, you’re an idiot.


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Sometimes its worth it. When Im done with my MBA, Ill have paid about 8k which isnt a big deal to me and my compensation will increase high enough that it will be covered the first year. My company is paying for part of it though.

[Plasmodium 2,218]

25 minutes ago, Le duke said:

If you pay money for grad school, you’re an idiot.


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Even if its for a phd in particle physics? 

[Drake_Mallard 371]

2 minutes ago, Plasmodium said:

Even if its for a phd in particle physics? 

Total waste!

[NJDan 1,058]

34 minutes ago, Le duke said:

If you pay money for grad school, you’re an idiot.


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I think you are talking about PhD programs. If it's law school, B-school or Ed School, most non-idiots pay.

[bnwtwg 997]

41 minutes ago, Le duke said:

If you pay money for grad school, you’re an idiot.


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This is a ridiculously terrible take

[Animal197 7]

It’s been a while since I posted (Covid and a move from IA to TN). I just want to point out the difference between graduate and professional programs. While the majority of these programs are for “graduates” with BS/BA or higher degrees, professional programs (MBA, MD, DVM, etc) have the majority of students paying tuition. Graduate programs (MS, PhD) typically offset tuition with the student working by research or teaching assistantships. I’ve done both, and have preferred when I was paid to go to school.

If current seniors can get either one of these type of programs paid for by wrestling another year, it could really set them up well for future success. I’m curious as to what options programs have to pay for the additional scholarship needs Covid may have brought.

[flyingcement 748]

Has it actually been confirmed that DeSanto is coming back?  

[cjc007 774]

This is a ridiculously terrible take

Yes, but it's consistent.

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[Mr. Poopy butthole 307]

9 minutes ago, flyingcement said:

Has it actually been confirmed that DeSanto is coming back?  

Yeah, someone on HR cited a post match interview where he says he'll be back but I haven't put the effort in finding said interview

[Le duke 386]

This is a ridiculously terrible take

My personal bias is showing here, but:

 

Grad school requires you to produce a thesis/dissertation. Between me and my wife, we paid $0 for grad school. Neither did anyone else is either of our programs.

 

Law school and business school are professional schools. They generally do not require you to produce a thesis or dissertation to graduate. People may pay some or all of the tuition.

 

My wife (PhD, JD from top 10-20 schools) will be the first to tell you that law school and grad school are not the same.

 

 

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[bnwtwg 997]

Just now, Le duke said:

My personal bias is showing here, but:

Grad school requires you to produce a thesis/dissertation.

Law school and business school are professional schools. They generally do not require you to produce a thesis or dissertation to graduate.

My wife (PhD, JD from top 10-20 schools) will be the first to tell you that law school and grad school are not the same.


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Then you should have rephrased that a professional masters is not the same as a liberal arts masters. As you yourself admitted, lumping them all together is a foolish endeavor. And in the US if you are not transitioning directly from undergrad to grad school then you still aren't getting liberal arts grad school for free. 

I had a really fired up reply that I deleted to your first post, but I didn't post it and I'm glad because I'm pretty sure we are on the same page - yours was just oversimplified at the outset.