Recruited athlete, how much did you get in scholarship?

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Anonymous wrote:Michigan, D1 football, full ride.

Crushing it! That's phenomenal

Football is always a free ride

no it is not

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Anonymous wrote:Private or public?
D1, D2 or D3?
What percentage of tuition did you get in scholarship?
Which sport if you don’t mention saying?

Her offer was:
D1- unspecified amount but end-loaded (nothing the first 2 years).
D2- full ride
D3- no athletic money but anywhere from half tuition to $40k/year for a variety of schools (passed financial and admission pre reads and rec'd offers for 6 schools).

Ultimately chose private D3 at > half tuition merit scholarship/year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Michigan, D1 football, full ride.

Crushing it! That's phenomenal

Football is always a free ride

no it is not

D1 it is

[Anonymous]

d3 soccer, no money, great school.

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D3 swimming- 2 NESCACS and a SLAC no merit scholarships available. +1 to great education.

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Anonymous wrote:D1, Soccer, 25%, 50%, 100%, 100%

Gender matters big time with soccer.

It’s good for girls. Boys not at all.

I think every single person with a soccer playing kid already knows this. you comment is also off topic. Move along.

As a parent of a kid recruiting…but not soccer…I didn’t know this and appreciated hearing it.

why does this help you

Because young adults can now choose their gender.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Michigan, D1 football, full ride.

Crushing it! That's phenomenal

Football is always a free ride

no it is not

If recruited for D1 football, it is usually a free ride.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:D3 swimming- 2 NESCACS and a SLAC no merit scholarships available. +1 to great education.

Swimming is comprised of full pay kids, so no shock there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Merit aid is not a loophole to give D3 athletes athletic scholarships. The amount would be similar with/without athletic status for the same student.

Candidate for naive poster of the year award.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Private or public?
D1, D2 or D3?
What percentage of tuition did you get in scholarship?
Which sport if you don’t mention saying?

D3 so $0.00 but you get a boost in admissions.
Baseball.

[Anonymous]

D1 lax 40% for 4 years, 100% for 2 years

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Michigan, D1 football, full ride.

Crushing it! That's phenomenal

Football is always a free ride

no it is not

D1 it is

It used to be....not with the new NCAA changes coming though.

[Anonymous]

D1 (T20)
Female
Rowing
40/60/100/100- tuition only
Had to get into school on her own but had been in talks with coach during process

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:D3 swimming- 2 NESCACS and a SLAC no merit scholarships available. +1 to great education.

Swimming is comprised of full pay kids, so no shock there.

So true- many wealthy families on swim teams. UAA swimmer. Full pay