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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Don’t forget that colleges love to see kids with great academics who are also able to spend a lot of time outside of school on non-academic activities. Sports fits this category perfectly. Spending a lot of time on sports while also getting great grades and test scores shows colleges that a kid really has what it takes to be successful. A kid involved with sports will be physically fit and also will be a good teammate with lots of the other qualities discussed in earlier posts. Colleges like kids with sports as an activity for lots of good reasons. [/quote] Definitely plan to do it all if possible but if it means raising our test scores or pushing all of our free time to barely make a top team, we know which way to go now. Doing anything at a high level, be it school or sport, seems to takes a lot of time and commitment and we want to be prepared should doing everything well not come naturally for our DDs. Sports will always be a part of their lives, it’s just a question at what level and at what cost. [/quote] Well, c'mon, being able to play any sport in college requires winning hte genetic lottery as well as a tremendous commitment to the sport. One does not decide that "hey, perhaps I'll play a little soccer if it helps my kid into a college."[/quote]
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