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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Waitaminit, I thought athletes had it easy all the time and it was a cakewalk for them! At least that's what I thought from reading this forum...[/quote] Yep. The truth is that to be a recruited student-athlete at the DIII level an applicant has double the work and stress as a normal applicant. But of course folks like to attack before fully understanding the DIII process.[/quote] Please. Setting aside the student’s “athletic career,” in the worst case, the athlete applicant has submitted its application and gotten the college’s coaches to put in a good word for the application; in a best case the coach’s support definitively gets the applicant accepted. Vs the thousands of non-athlete applicants (the actors, the flute a players, etc) that get no extra support for their applications in any scenario. [/quote] Huh? They are going to accept some flute players. The pole vaulter is competing against the other pole vaulters, the flute players against the other flute players, the math whizes against the other math whizes. [b]Excel at your talent...your musician is not going up against the quarterback[/b].[/quote] +100 this is completely accurate[/quote]
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