1. The problems presented in the film, Schooled: The Price of College Sports depict ethical issues. Colleges make $12 billion dollars a year which goes toward high paying coaching salaries and none to the athletes. In exchange for a free college education from an athletic scholarship, players have to commit to not only attending practices but performing well at games. Conversely, the scholarship does not cover all fees on attending college leaving players without the means to afford grocery shopping. The film also displays the NCAA’s use of amateurism and the term “student-athlete”. The term was created in order to refuse workers compensation and payment for medical injuries. Some ways to change the perception of those who feel they are being
