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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Clearly you do not have a child with a passion for a sport. It's absolutely part of who they are and what makes them happy. My kid is at a NESCAC school happily playing her sport on their D3 team. Had she gone Ivy or another big D1 she would only be on their club team, and it was important to her to play on the school team. There are many great reasons to go D3. My kid is happy and playing the sport she loves. And her school is great, just not a "top school".[/quote] +1 These snobs need to look at the list of colleges Harvard law students graduated from. Most D1 athletes will not play professionally, especially if a male playing soccer. NFL players, even if they are drafted, play an average of four years. Whoopie woo. Every player is one serious injury away from never playing again. When you have merit aid at a D3, it’s not tied to your sport. You can stop playing and keep the merit aid. [/quote]
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