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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How can you honestly contribute when you didnt know WF is a Power 5.

This conversation isn’t for you. Go to the 08 thread[/quote]

how can anyone honestly contribute when all you can do is assume the scholarship money provided to any child?  Nothing on this forum is honest.  Get a life. This isn't a documentary. [/quote]

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Completely agree[/quote]

1. You didn’t know WF was ACC and this a Power 5. 
2. No you’re assuming that I’m assuming.

Parents talk. Kids talk. Yes, some may over-hype it..but almost none under-hype it….and from what I’m seeing, the majority of Power 5 commits are receiving way below 50 percent athletic scholarships. The kids that commit early in the process are receiving the most. (Both Power 5 and non-Power 5)

Look at Topdrawer soccer. Look at the current Class of 2023 commits as they roll in. I would venture to guess that those listed are your 75 percent and above athletic scholarship kids.

Now, if you sit patiently [/quote]

It is pretty well understood that full rides for women's soccer are extremely rare and at a Power 5 schools are reserved exclusively for regular National Team players. The money has always been and will always be spread around nearly the entirety of the team.

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Take a look at the roster - It's simple math

International kids get 100% every time.. required for VISAs
Subtract those kids from the 14 scholarships, and look at how many kids are on the roster.  Not a lot of full rides going on.[/quote]

Has your child been recruited?  What was your experience?[/quote]

I have a kid who’s school was fully paid for. Mostly athletic money - some academic money. Not a Power 5 program…nor did we target Power 5 because we knew to get the money you have to be a top recruit for that specific program. My kid would not have been a top recruit for Power 5 which means her money would have been greatly reduced. So we targeted mid-tier programs and found what we were looking for.

Decent program with better academic reputation. Savings of 150,000

I'm currently on same path with mine.  It's a good plan!
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