S/o obscure sport or talent for college admissions

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Goalie for soccer, lacrosse or field hockey - good goalies are always fought over by teams

because that's an easy path...

We know a very good soccer goalie, she trained a ton and played for top teams. She was not a top student though and ended up at a no name school -
Concordia in Nebraska . Another player ended up at Fort Lewis college in Durango, Colorado . Ever heard of it??

If your kid really likes the sport these are the kinds of schools where they could end up playing. Not everyone goes to Yale on an athletic scholarship.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was really hoping someone would say ballet.

Ballet training leaves little time for school work.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Goalie for soccer, lacrosse or field hockey - good goalies are always fought over by teams

because that's an easy path...

We know a very good soccer goalie, she trained a ton and played for top teams. She was not a top student though and ended up at a no name school -
Concordia in Nebraska . Another player ended up at Fort Lewis college in Durango, Colorado . Ever heard of it??

If your kid really likes the sport these are the kinds of schools where they could end up playing. Not everyone goes to Yale on an athletic scholarship.

A friends DD signed at Wilkes college in Pa. Ever heard of that? Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania?

A top player we know of signed at Gardner Webb which plays division I but it’s a small Baptist college.