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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is teeny, teeny, teeny tiny. My inlaws have a place on the water in Chestertown so it has always been on our radar. Its close enough and far enough and the aid makes it almost instate competitive. My son plays baseball (and easily could have played there) but the coach never reached out. My son actually reached to him and asked about a visit while we were on campus for kids with academic scholarships. but he never responded. W[b]hile there for the acade3mic thing we did the math and figured only about 20% of the class doesn't play a sport. So, if you aren't on a team, your social life is bleak af[/b]. My son now plays club at a large west coast school and absolutely 100% made the right choice.[/quote] The total undergrad enrollment is about 900 students, so that would mean roughly 720 of them play a sport; that's not even close to reality. And no, social life for non-athletes is not "bleak". [/quote] DP- Yeah it is extremely close to reality, if it isn't spot on. My DD's counsleor told her it was about that and when we did the tour, the guide told us it was about 75%, but women's golf still wasnt an option. I mean, you could have at least Googled it before making an ass of yourself, even online they claim over 60% of enrolled students play a sport. This is very well known. https://washcollsports.com/sports/2022/6/7/insideAthletics-about-wcathletics.aspx#:~:text=A%3A%20Approximately%2030%25%20of%20the,club%20sport%20or%20recreational%20program.[/quote] As previously noted, the figure includes intramurals. That's a pretty good participation rate for the overall student body, but it certainly isn't the "jocks only" wasteland you made it out to be. And good for you, going someplace else. I get the impression it wouldn't have been a good fit anyway.[/quote] Actually, it is. You are simply wrong. And I find it immesnsly funny you are still angry a day later. UVA, for example and by comparsion has 750 student athletes amongst a student population of 22,000 students. Even if you double that to account for intramurals it isn't even a tiny fraction of what exists at Washington College. Same with UMD at 1500ish athletes amongst 40,000 students. Athletic participation there literally dwarfs the average at most other schools I find it perplexing that you spend so much time and effort defending it from being what it is. Are you ashamed it is mosty mediocre athletes going to a mediocre school?[/quote]
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