What was Shedeur Sanders' GPA in high school? A look at Colorado star's academic progress
Shedeur Sanders, who attended Trinity Christian School in Cedar Hills, Texas, had a 3.9 GPA in high school. This information comes from a 2018 video posted on the CBS Sports Facebook account titled "The Legacy: Shedeur Sanders."
In the video, NFL legend Deion Sanders spoke about his son's academic prowess and sporting excellence. Coach Prime commended his son for maintaining good grades while still excelling as the school's quarterback.
"Shedeur works, man. He studies. Kid has a 3.9 GPA. He wants it, man," Deion Sanders said (Start at 3:42)
What is Shedeur Sanders studying at Colorado?
Shedeur Sanders is studying Sociology at Colorado. The college football superstar is in his senior year and is poised to lead the Buffaloes to glory.
However, according to Athlon Sports, Sanders doesn't sit in a classroom listening to a lecture. That's because, according to Coach Prime, Shedeur has possibly never taken an in-person class on campus as a student.
Instead, Coach Prime pointed out that since many of the classes are now online, Shedeur might have elected to take the remote route. So, even if his dad doesn't necessarily approve of it, it's clear that Shedeur feels that there's little need to be in classrooms for schoolwork in the middle of a football-dominated year.
Will Shedeur Sanders enter the 2025 NFL Draft?
Yes, Shedeur will enter the 2025 NFL Draft. In fact, at least three popular Colorado Buffaloes stars (Shedeur, Travis Hunter, and Shilo Sanders) will aim to make the jump to the NFL after the 2024 college football season.
Coach Prime said at the end of last collegiate season that he would love to have Shedeur return for one more collegiate football season. He has since followed the advice and decided to run it back right through Buffaloes one last time.
Bleacher Report projects Sanders as a top-five pick in next year's draft. He's ranked as the second-best quarterback in the country behind Georgia Bulldogs star Carson Beck. Let's see the team that takes a chance on one of his class's most skilled pocket passers.