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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just to throw this out there, but in dcs experience there are lots of d2 out there and they express a lot of interest and offer $. I know a dc who ended up at a d2 and is playing his heart it and loving it. These schools are not known as top academic schools obviously but I assume there are some decent ones. [/quote] D2 is the near wasteland of college sports with weak academics and relatively weak sports. There are a few CSU schools which are exceptions but in general it is weak on both vectors. NAIA is the true wasteland though.[/quote] Funny I don’t think this dc is unhappy. Was very happy to play and now going to grad school [/quote] That's great!, I'm glad things worked for her but if yo know that environment then you fully understand that it is not a fit for your typical high academic athlete, especially one who is good enough to play in the UAA or NESCAC.[/quote] Oh so everyone a typical high academic athlete? I didn’t know that. [/quote] The OP's question was for a high academic D3 athlete. Feel free to start another thread.[/quote] There are kids who are not super academic kids who nonetheless get recruited by academic d3…. [/quote] I am sure that they do at many very good D3 schools but they do not get recruited to NESCAC, UAA, or other very selective schools like some in the Liberty League, Centennial League and NEWMAC conferences. Lets make sure that we are on the same page when we say "high academic".[/quote] I don’t know all the schools off the top of my head like you seem to but I will tell you that I just went and checked and my strong athlete but merely good/decent student is currently getting interest from 4 NESCAC schools who are aware of dcs grades and SAT etc [/quote] u UW/W GPA and test scores? What's "merely good/decent" to you?[/quote] Dc would likely be at the lower end of their admission ranges but for the sport They’re a good student, not top. They’re a top athlete, but not elite. KWIM? [/quote] How do you know the admission ranges for their sport at the schools they got offers from? If you're taking about the CDS data for the general population, it's very common for athletic recruits to be in the lowest quartile of stats.[/quote] Well yeah I guess that’s what I’m saying. Dc is not a C student getting recruiting interest from a top academic school is my point. But he’s also not a top straight A 1600 SAT Ivy level student like the poster above who also plays a sport very well. [/quote]
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