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Message: [QUOTE="shantydaze, post: 2138049, member: 666"] At Wisconsin, it is Agricultural Journalism, which was recently renamed Life Sciences Communication. Hayes, however, is an athlete that is taking advantage of his paid education and will be graduating with a Business Finance Degree. I have always wondered whether it makes sense to remove the income tax exemption from scholarships. Perhaps people would have a better understanding of the cost of a "free" education if they were required to report it (tuition, board, food, books, stipend, tutors, etc.) as income. Of course, this would skew against private universities such as SU or out of state students at public universities due to the higher tuition being paid by the scholarships. [/QUOTE]