You could, but it is unlikely you would be good enough to get one; those that do often have played for years and the sport is normally more of their life than their eductaion.
Yes, you can get a college scholarship for college basketball. You will need to be quite good and recognized in your school and district to attract schools to offer you a scholarship. It also helps if you school's team is good so they will gain more attention. http://www.oppapers.com/search_results.php?action=search&query=college+basketball
You get scholarships usually in high school. NBA scouts will come down to view games, and if they think you have the talent to play in college, they will pull you aside for a scholarship.
they either went to college after hign school and got a scholarship or some players went straight into NBA after high school
If you intend to go to graduate school then yes it is possible to get a college scholarship after you graduate college.
she got a scholarship in this modeling school and then she started joining acting lessons and got in to auditions
Yes you can get a scholarship in middle school I got a scholarship to west catholic and I'm only in the 8th grade so, yes you can.
Playing for the school.
Very good There are somewhere around 1600 total scholarship spots available each year in Division I men's basketball. Figure thousands and thousands of high school basketball players are contending for those 1600 spots. So, logic would tell us that for a player to receive a scholarship to a division I school for basketball one would have to be in the top 1% of all high school basketball players nationwide.
A Ballet Scholarship is like a normal scholarship, but to some sort of speciality Ballet College, School or association.
Yes you can. You get 4 years of high school basketball and 4 years of college.
If you were a good player in high school, you would not have to worry about this. Generally college students play college ball when they receive a scholarship to play in high school. These scholarships could range from full-ride scholarships to partial scholarships.You only need good grades (to be eligible for college) and to be good at basketball. The chances of getting into a good basketball college (Duke, North Carolina, UCLA, Kentucky, etc.) are very rare. The chances of getting into a division 1 school are still rare but a little more common.
If you're not recruited and offered a scholarship, get ahold of the coaching staff at your school and talk about trying out as a walk-on. You'll have the opportunity to make the team if they think you're good enough, but you most likely won't get a scholarship the first year, if at all.