College scholarships

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The truth of the matter is playing sports can open doors to schools not otherwise considered or otherwise on the bubble for getting in. It isn’t about scholarships as much as it is about opening doors to schools not otherwise attainable.

This is true for the middle class and above. However, there are situations where economic hardship cases get the money they need to attend college through non-revenue sports scholarships.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The truth of the matter is playing sports can open doors to schools not otherwise considered or otherwise on the bubble for getting in. It isn’t about scholarships as much as it is about opening doors to schools not otherwise attainable.

Yes, the admissions boost is a big motivating factor for most of the families we know, and for good reason. We know lots of kids who used their sports talents to help get into top colleges. Contrary to what you always read on DCUM, we also know plenty of kids receiving significant athletic scholarships at excellent schools.

[Anonymous]

Question? Can coaches talk to juniors and seniors at the side of the field at showcases?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Question? Can coaches talk to juniors and seniors at the side of the field at showcases?

After June 15th of Sophomore year D1 and D2 coaches can talk directly with the players.

D3 coaches can talk directly to the players at any time.