FSU Program to Help Athletes as NIL Law Takes Effect

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Florida State University announced on Monday that it has launched a program within its athletic department to prepare for the state's name, image and likeness law set to take effect July 1.

As reported by WJXT in Jacksonville, the so-called Apex program involves for-credit courses, as well as assistance with athletes' social media reach. It is in response to Florida's Intercollegiate Compensation and Rights bill, signed by governor Ron DeSantis last June, paving the way for athletes to profit from NIL-generated revenue.

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