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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]How competitive are the D3 schools?  Where on the rankings could one be assured of a spot if one plays the usual level of high school and travel in this area?  [/quote]

The D3 programs are extremely competitive in part because they are often also top “academic” schools so grades are still heavily weighed.  I don’t think playing for a top high school and top club is a guarantee of anything these days.[/quote]

The top D3 programs and the NESCAC, yes, but how about Gordon, Centenary (NJ), Elmira, Alvernia, Potsdam, Fontbonne, Cobleskill, Oglethorpe...  You're telling me these D3 schools are extremely competitive academically and lacrosse-wise?  [/quote]

Talk about setting up a straw man, braah.  LOL.  Here’s the deal.  If a D3 college is ranked within the top 50
of USNWR, you’ll need solid grades and top notch lax skills to get recruited.  Some of the schools near the bottom end of 50 include Franklin and Marshall, Dickinson, Conn College, Trinity, union and Furman.

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