Student Athlete Union Survey Statistics at Survelum Public Data Bank |
| Data collected: 20 survey responses Click on underlined response options to use corellation filters |
Student Athletes and Unionization |
Education | ||
| High School Diploma | ||
| Some College | ||
| College Degree | ||
| Master's Degree | ||
| Doctorate | ||
| None of the Above | ||
On average, about how many hours do division I college football student athletes practice per week (This includes actual practice: weight training, conditioning, watching film and games)? | ||
| 5-9 | ||
| 10-19 | ||
| 20-29 | ||
| 30-39 | ||
| More than 40 | ||
| Do not know | ||
On average, how much money does a Division I college football program make for its respective school per year? | ||
| Under $1 million | ||
| $1 million to $2.9 million | ||
| $3 million to $4.9 million | ||
| $5 million to $7.9 million | ||
| $8 million and above | ||
| Do not know | ||
How much money do you think is awarded to a full-scholarship holding Division I college football student athlete for food and housing each semester? | ||
| Under $2,000 per semester | ||
| $2,000 to $4,000 per semester | ||
| Over $4,000 per semester | ||
| Do not know | ||
In relevance to the previous question, do you think that this is a fair amount? | ||
| Yes | ||
| No | ||
| Do not know | ||
How much money do you believe EA Sports generates from its renowned National Collegiate Athletic Association Football video game that it markets each year? | ||
| Under $1 million | ||
| $1 million to $2.9 million | ||
| $3 million to $4.9 million | ||
| $5 million to $7.9 million | ||
| $8 million to $9.9 million | ||
| $10 million to $11.9 million | ||
| $12 million and $13.9 million | ||
| Above $14 million | ||
| Do not know | ||
Do you think that it is feasible for a Division I college football student athlete to hold a job? | ||
| Yes | ||
| No | ||
| Do not know | ||
Universities that have Division I college football programs depend on the money that is by the football program each year. | ||
| Strongly agree | ||
| Agree | ||
| Neutral | ||
| Disagree | ||
| Strongly disagree | ||
| Do not know | ||
Each Division I college football student athlete should be compensated an equal amount outside of their scholarship. | ||
| Strongly agree | ||
| Agree | ||
| Neutral | ||
| Disagree | ||
| Strongly disagree | ||
| Do not know | ||
Division I college football student athletes should be compensated in return by their respective universities for utilizing their names and face to promote that particular university. | ||
| Strongly agree | ||
| Agree | ||
| Neutral | ||
| Disagree | ||
| Strongly disagree | ||
| Do not know | ||
Division I college football student athletes are taken advantage of by their respective universities. | ||
| Strongly agree | ||
| Agree | ||
| Neutral | ||
| Disagree | ||
| Strongly disagree | ||
| Do not know | ||
Since universities earn many millions of dollars in income from Division I college football student athletes, the student athletes should be considered employees of their respective universities. | ||
| Strongly agree | ||
| Agree | ||
| Neutral | ||
| Disagree | ||
| Strongly disagree | ||
| Do not know | ||
If Division I college football student athletes are university employees, then they should be members of a labor union. | ||
| Strongly agree | ||
| Agree | ||
| Neutral | ||
| Disagree | ||
| Strongly disagree | ||
| Do not know | ||
Division I college football student athletes need a labor union to prevent universities from taking advantage of the money generated by student athletes. | ||
| Strongly agree | ||
| Agree | ||
| Neutral | ||
| Disagree | ||
| Strongly disagree | ||
| Do not know | ||
Division I college football student athletes do not need an income and collective bargaining protection as long as they received full scholarship to cover all of their educational and living expenses. | ||
| Strongly agree | ||
| Agree | ||
| Neutral | ||
| Disagree | ||
| Strongly disagree | ||
| Do not know | ||
If Division I college football student athletes can unionize then other Division I college student athletes should be able to unionize and take advantage of the same benefits regardless of gender or sport. | ||
| Strongly agree | ||
| Agree | ||
| Neutral | ||
| Disagree | ||
| Strongly disagree | ||
| Do not know | ||
If division I college athletes can unionize, all other college student athletes should be allowed to do so. | ||
| Strongly agree | ||
| Agree | ||
| Neutral | ||
| Disagree | ||
| Strongly disagree | ||
| Do not know | ||
Continued |
Funds generated by Division I college football programs are dispensed to other university athletics programs including clubs. | ||
| Strongly agree | ||
| Agree | ||
| Neutral | ||
| Disagree | ||
| Strongly disagree | ||
| Do not know | ||
| Not Checked | ||
Without the money generated by universities with Division I college football programs, many club athletic teams would not be available. | ||
| Strongly agree | ||
| Agree | ||
| Neutral | ||
| Disagree | ||
| Strongly disagree | ||
| Do not know | ||
| Not Checked | ||
Is there currently a movement for Division I college student athletes to unionize? | ||
| Yes | ||
| No | ||
| Do not know | ||
| Not Checked | ||
This topic is of interest to me. | ||
| Strongly agree | ||
| Agree | ||
| Neutral | ||
| Disagree | ||
| Strongly disagree | ||
| Do not know | ||
| Not Checked | ||
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