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Student-Athletes Excelling in the ClassroomClick Here for Student-Athletes of the MonthSAAS Graduate Students Baseball Garret Houts - Communication Management Andrew Triggs - Business Administration Martin Viramontes - Certificate in Business Fundamentals for Non-Business Professionals Brett Williams - Health Administration Football Rhett Ellison - Communication Management Khaled Holmes - Progressive degree Classics / Communication Management Christian Tupou - Communication Management Men's Track & Field Matthew McCormick - Progressive Degree Mechanical Engineering Women's Basketball Jacqueline Gemelos - Gerontology Crew Helen Tinkus - Progressive Degree Economics Women's Track Tamara Baumann - Communication Management Farren Benjamin - Progressive Degree Communication Management Women's Indoor Volleyball Lauren Williams - MA in Teaching Women's Sand Volleyball Kelly Irvin - Communication Management Megan Thornberry - MA in Teaching Geena Urango - Communication Management Women's Waterpolo Jenna Schuck - Progressive Degree International Relations Global Business / International Relations Despite the rigors and battles to maintain high GPA's, make solid progress towards one's degree, and balance a demanding practice schedule each semester, there are a few student-athletes who push themselves even more. In this section you will find a list of student-athletes who are pursuing double majors, dual degrees, dual Master's and Bachelor's degrees, and in some cases, Master's degrees alone - all while some are still eligible for competition as USC student-athletes. The NCAA requires that all participants in NCAA competitions be registered as full-time students at their host institution. For some, they finish their undergraduate degrees in 3 years and compete in their final year(s) of competition as full-time graduate students. We would like to congratulate all those who take advantage of their educational opportunities as Trojan athletes. |