You forget that their home infrastructure if low quality. For example: most low income students that I knew didn't know that the FAFSA was important until it wa

You forget that their home infrastructure if low quality. For example: most low income students that I knew didn't know that the FAFSA was important until it was too late for their freshman year. Also, they usually had average grades and test scores as well. They just worked hard in college to try to get a good job. Many still had to take out college loans as well -- athletes aren't all 100% scholarshipped. Most are luck to get books covered. I know this potentially still applies to your argument, but I respectfully feel that your arguments are based on distanced observation alone.