Coaches often select who obtains a scholarship, the size of the award, and whether it will be renewed. The amount of the scholarship can vary significantly, from $0 to $100,000 or more for men's athletes and $0 to $20,000 or more for women's athletes. The number one reason that men's basketball players do not receive any form of financial assistance is because they choose to work after graduation to pay off debt or save up for the future. Women's soccer players tend to make the most out of their opportunities by receiving partial payments for training and competition expenses as well as awards for individual performance. These grants are often called "assists" and can range from $500 to $20,000 or more. Athletes who play Division I football or basketball can apply for tuition waivers that cover about 30 percent of tuition costs. These funds are usually given to students who demonstrate academic excellence and community service. Students who play at the highest level of college baseball and softball can receive an allowance for equipment needs. Coaches sometimes give athletes gifts such as free t-shirts, tickets, or field passes in return for good grades or behavior.