Jacksonville Drops Football

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Plus the fact, since all football athletes pay tuition at $38,140 per year (https://www.ju.edu/financialservices...ergraduate.php), at 95 athletes, that's $3.6 million that the university will now lose. How are they going to redirect those monies when you just lost about 100 students at a 4,000 student university? Those funds just don't magically stay...they will disappear.

Jacksonville students are not paying $38k a year in tuition. That is the sticker price. Very few are actually paying that.

The school will not lose that money. Unless you think they won't be able to fill those seats that were previously filled with football players. They were spending $1M a year (the cost of running the program) to attract football players to the school. They can now fill those seats with non-football players and will be able to spend less than $1M a year to attract those non-football playing students.