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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, it depends on the sport. For some niche sports there is no difference in level of competition between D3 and D1 (or D2 for that matter), since the meets are more based on geographic and the competitive level is rather similar. 
Like yours, DC lives for their sport, but did not like ED since they want to compare all their offers. Was recruited in the summer before senior year by a tippy top academic (national university) D3 school in the east cost and easily passed the summer read. Rejected coach's offer to apply ED and instead applied RD. Received Likely Letter in mid-Feb and RD offer in March with some merit aid.

Op this is encouraging! But I must admit we are nervous to reject ED d3 spots now because they are being made with merit aid offers. We don’t know if that money will be there if we do RD. DC’s ‘merit’ is more tied to the sport than academics. [/quote]

This would be very rare if it happened at all. There is only one or two schools on the east coast where it would be remotely possible and neither of the schools would be likely to have slots still open in RD unless the recruit was truly special. Both are strong D3 programs and they have plenty of candidates to choose from.[/quote]

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