Stop. You're making too much sense. BYU is, first and foremost, an amateur

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Apr 19, 2019
11:23:22am

Throwaway59840 Redshirt Freshman

Stop. You're making too much sense. BYU is, first and foremost, an amateur

football club. Any resemblance it has to a world-class academic institution is purely coincidental. We must bend over backwards at all levels of the university for any football or basketball recruit that has any chance of making our football or basketball team even a little better in the coming year.

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Throwaway59840

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A little more perspective on grad transfers...

Madmartigan

4/19/19 11:04am

Once again, stats ruin everything.

SandYFan

4/19/19 11:05am

Your stats will be ill-received. This board is full of short-sighted lunatics.

4/19/19 11:11am

Or maybe numbers without context are the devil.

SandYFan

4/19/19 11:12am

They also have to report incoming GPAs/GRE scores for new students.

runnincoug

4/19/19 11:17am

Stop. You're making too much sense. BYU is, first and foremost, an amateur

4/19/19 11:23am

the key stat that is missing in your analysis is

LEHI cougar

4/19/19 11:23am

Never try to be reasonable

4/19/19 11:37am

And yet....it isn't a problem for other schools. Go figure.

Richbyu

4/19/19 11:44am

The big difference is other schools have a LOT of grad programs so it's much

runnincoug

4/19/19 11:48am

BYU doesn't have a "fluff" grad program? Lol! Yes it does.

Richbyu

4/19/19 11:50am

Awesome, then if Ty'Son wants to pursue that degree, he should get in no

4/19/19 11:52am

Hey it's a highly sought after program. 6 people apply to it a year.

4/19/19 12:05pm

wow, you weren't kidding. the stats actually show an average of 6 people apply.

4/19/19 5:48pm

FINALLY an explanation that makes sense! Thank you!

4/19/19 5:45pm

Other schools absolutely do have a problem with it, and some schools have no

4/19/19 11:53am

You mean like Stanford? Notre Dame? Is that what you are saying?

Richbyu

4/19/19 1:26pm

So you're saying that someone who couldn't get accepted to a grad program at BYu

4/19/19 5:28pm

I disagree with your statement. Other schools do have a problem with it. There's

Lance71

4/19/19 3:45pm

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