St. John's Season Tickets for Students are the 4th most costly in Big East

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Interesting to see just how much student tickets are compared to programs that have actually WON.
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Re: St. John's Season Tickets for Students are the 4th most costly in Big East
« Reply #1 on: February 19, 2009, 04:23:07 PM »
Oh man.
Dont nobody at St. John know how'd to do anytin right?
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Re: St. John's Season Tickets for Students are the 4th most costly in Big East
« Reply #2 on: February 19, 2009, 05:19:02 PM »
And that's down from last year! It was 120 last year!  Gotta love the ACC - almost all of the schools offer it free for the kids.  Should be that way EVERYWHERE.  Hell just add it into tuition if you really care - I'm sure some schools do - figure 1000 student fans x 99 = 99,000 dollars divided by 20,000 students = 5 dollars roughly.  So they could raise tuition for EVERy student by 5 bucks and offer tix free and make just as much money - but seem a lot better and have a lot more school spirit that way!  And I'm assuming 1000 students attend which is NOWHERE near what the real # is now.

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Re: St. John's Season Tickets for Students are the 4th most costly in Big East
« Reply #3 on: February 20, 2009, 12:29:27 PM »
The problem with adding it into the tuition is that all students would then pay---whether they attend games or not.  It may increase student attendance but it seems unfair to those students who can't or don't want to attend games.

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Re: St. John's Season Tickets for Students are the 4th most costly in Big East
« Reply #4 on: February 20, 2009, 12:43:12 PM »
The problem with adding it into the tuition is that all students would then pay---whether they attend games or not.  It may increase student attendance but it seems unfair to those students who can't or don't want to attend games.

I see your point but

1) we're talking $5
2) It's part of the "student experience."  They already pay for "free" activities and giveaways at the student center and whatnot through tuition, why not throw bball tix in?
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