Questions - College Sports - October 24-25, 2014
Just 15% Think Top-Tier College Athletes Get a Good Education
67% Say Colleges Are Better Known For Sports Than Academics
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National Survey of
1,000 American Adults
Conducted October
24-25, 2014
Rasmussen Reports
1* Some big-time college sports programs make a lot of money
for their schools. When it comes to recruiting top players, how many big-time
programs break the rules on a regular basis – just about all, about half, less
than half or very few?
2* Do most top-tier
college athletes take serious courses and receive a good education?
3* Do most
colleges and universities give athletes special preferences or do they hold athletes
to the same academic and behavior standards as other students?
4* Should colleges and universities be required to make sure
student athletes graduate with a degree?
5* Is it fair for a school to accept a skilled athlete over a
more qualified student?
6* Do big-time
college sports programs corrupt the process of higher education?
7* Do college
athletics have too much power and influence over colleges and universities?
8* Are most
colleges and universities in this country better known for their athletic
programs or for their academic programs?
9* Have you or
a member of your immediate family played a sport on the college level?
NOTE: Margin of Sampling
Error, +/- 3 percentage points with a 95% level of confidence