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[QUOTE="Capt. Tuttle, post: 2333048, member: 191"]
BTW, it is my opinion that you don't really care if these kids get a degree, just so long as they get their 4 years of playing time in, and stay eligible.  That said, I have never understood that people who appear to be of reasonable intelligence cannot fathom that one does not have to go to college between the ages of 18-23.
So what if a kid leaves school, then gets hurt.  He can always go back to school, if he values education. If not, then that's okay too.

If any of my kids had a talent, passion, or skill on which they could start prior to college, I would wholly encourage them to pursue it. 
If you need some specific knowledge to further your dream, then go get it.

For many college students now, it's just 4 years of parties and living off mom and dad.

I've had 2 kids that left college.  One joined the Navy, and loves it.  The other decided to start over, after working a year in retail for 2 years,  to pursue something about which she is passionate.  She is now kicking butt in the classroom, working and helping pay her own way. Wife and I could not be more proud of either of them.

By the way, you don't NEED a Master's to teach kindergarten, you are required to have one by the unholy restrictive cabal of government and teacher unions.
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