Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The discussion is about academic opportunity not the soccer programs.
No, it’s not! It’s about the 25 top schools and how FCV is able to promote it’s players while surrounding clubs can’t. Let’s be real, if you not only get to go to a high skilled team and play collegiate soccer at the highest level and still get an amazing education you pick the low leave soccer program over top 25? who would do that? You mean to tell me your kid gets a scholarship at 70% to UVA you aren’t going to take it because GW gives you a full ride? If the answer is yes, your kid is middle of the pack and that’s why you have that mentality. Which is okay, but let’s not only pretend it’s because you want the full ride.
I don't know what you are talking about. I am looking for the best academic fit for my kid and hoping the soccer piece works out. The academics are important. The money is important. The level of the soccer program is last on the list.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Full ride to GW or 30 percent to Tech?
Full ride to Northwestern or 20 percent to Tech?
Full ride to Georgetown or 50 percent to Tech?
Which ones have more value?
Spare us the “Big D1” talk.
Let’s talk real world and not photo ops.
Never GW that program is horrible. Georgetown is currently a top 5 school in rankings and in the Big east, so definitely Georgetown. Northwestern is in a power 5 school so if they are offering a full ride I would take that over Tech. However, it really depends at what level your player wants to play at and what future aspirations they have.
Well...surrounding clubs have those commitments for the 2022 04s. With more to come. So, the narrative is laughable.
Trying reading from the beginning and you wouldn’t be lost.
I am sorry, what? Narrative? Please try to make sense when responding.
Northwestern is not even in the top 100, GW not even on the spectrum since they aren’t in the power 5 conferences and are only sitting at 198, Georgetown is the only school that could even be considered a top school in this a topic and someone thought it wise to compare them to VT? Why even try to compare them to VT they are way over VT heads.
I don’t care about program rankings. I care about school rankings and money offered.
VT may be a Top 25 girls soccer school but it’s not close on school rankings.
Getting a walk on offer or 20 percent offer for a state school is cool. I applaud the kids. But I understand the reality which is they will probably sit the bench will paying to go to school when they could have gotten a lot more money with more playing time and just as good education elsewhere.
Hopefully you understand that not every kid is taking the highest program offer available..for many reasons.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The discussion is about academic opportunity not the soccer programs.
No, it’s not! It’s about the 25 top schools and how FCV is able to promote it’s players while surrounding clubs can’t. Let’s be real, if you not only get to go to a high skilled team and play collegiate soccer at the highest level and still get an amazing education you pick the low leave soccer program over top 25? who would do that? You mean to tell me your kid gets a scholarship at 70% to UVA you aren’t going to take it because GW gives you a full ride? If the answer is yes, your kid is middle of the pack and that’s why you have that mentality. Which is okay, but let’s not only pretend it’s because you want the full ride.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The discussion is about academic opportunity not the soccer programs.
No, it’s not! It’s about the 25 top schools and how FCV is able to promote it’s players while surrounding clubs can’t. Let’s be real, if you not only get to go to a high skilled team and play collegiate soccer at the highest level and still get an amazing education you pick the low leave soccer program over top 25? who would do that? You mean to tell me your kid gets a scholarship at 70% to UVA you aren’t going to take it because GW gives you a full ride? If the answer is yes, your kid is middle of the pack and that’s why you have that mentality. Which is okay, but let’s not only pretend it’s because you want the full ride.
Anonymous wrote:The discussion is about academic opportunity not the soccer programs.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Full ride to GW or 30 percent to Tech?
Full ride to Northwestern or 20 percent to Tech?
Full ride to Georgetown or 50 percent to Tech?
Which ones have more value?
Spare us the “Big D1” talk.
Let’s talk real world and not photo ops.
Never GW that program is horrible. Georgetown is currently a top 5 school in rankings and in the Big east, so definitely Georgetown. Northwestern is in a power 5 school so if they are offering a full ride I would take that over Tech. However, it really depends at what level your player wants to play at and what future aspirations they have.
Well...surrounding clubs have those commitments for the 2022 04s. With more to come. So, the narrative is laughable.
Trying reading from the beginning and you wouldn’t be lost.
I am sorry, what? Narrative? Please try to make sense when responding.
Northwestern is not even in the top 100, GW not even on the spectrum since they aren’t in the power 5 conferences and are only sitting at 198, Georgetown is the only school that could even be considered a top school in this a topic and someone thought it wise to compare them to VT? Why even try to compare them to VT they are way over VT heads.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Full ride to GW or 30 percent to Tech?
Full ride to Northwestern or 20 percent to Tech?
Full ride to Georgetown or 50 percent to Tech?
Which ones have more value?
Spare us the “Big D1” talk.
Let’s talk real world and not photo ops.
Never GW that program is horrible. Georgetown is currently a top 5 school in rankings and in the Big east, so definitely Georgetown. Northwestern is in a power 5 school so if they are offering a full ride I would take that over Tech. However, it really depends at what level your player wants to play at and what future aspirations they have.
Well...surrounding clubs have those commitments for the 2022 04s. With more to come. So, the narrative is laughable.
Trying reading from the beginning and you wouldn’t be lost.
I am sorry, what? Narrative? Please try to make sense when responding.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Full ride to GW or 30 percent to Tech?
Full ride to Northwestern or 20 percent to Tech?
Full ride to Georgetown or 50 percent to Tech?
Which ones have more value?
Spare us the “Big D1” talk.
Let’s talk real world and not photo ops.
Never GW that program is horrible. Georgetown is currently a top 5 school in rankings and in the Big east, so definitely Georgetown. Northwestern is in a power 5 school so if they are offering a full ride I would take that over Tech. However, it really depends at what level your player wants to play at and what future aspirations they have.
Well...surrounding clubs have those commitments for the 2022 04s. With more to come. So, the narrative is laughable.
I am sorry, what? Narrative? Please try to make sense when responding.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Full ride to GW or 30 percent to Tech?
Full ride to Northwestern or 20 percent to Tech?
Full ride to Georgetown or 50 percent to Tech?
Which ones have more value?
Spare us the “Big D1” talk.
Let’s talk real world and not photo ops.
Never GW that program is horrible. Georgetown is currently a top 5 school in rankings and in the Big east, so definitely Georgetown. Northwestern is in a power 5 school so if they are offering a full ride I would take that over Tech. However, it really depends at what level your player wants to play at and what future aspirations they have.
Well...surrounding clubs have those commitments for the 2022 04s. With more to come. So, the narrative is laughable.
Trying reading from the beginning and you wouldn’t be lost.
I am sorry, what? Narrative? Please try to make sense when responding.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Free ride to a 60,000 a year school or 30 percent discount at Tech?
I’m going GW.
I think GW is actually about $80,000.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Full ride to GW or 30 percent to Tech?
Full ride to Northwestern or 20 percent to Tech?
Full ride to Georgetown or 50 percent to Tech?
Which ones have more value?
Spare us the “Big D1” talk.
Let’s talk real world and not photo ops.
Never GW that program is horrible. Georgetown is currently a top 5 school in rankings and in the Big east, so definitely Georgetown. Northwestern is in a power 5 school so if they are offering a full ride I would take that over Tech. However, it really depends at what level your player wants to play at and what future aspirations they have.
Well...surrounding clubs have those commitments for the 2022 04s. With more to come. So, the narrative is laughable.
Anonymous wrote:Free ride to a 60,000 a year school or 30 percent discount at Tech?
I’m going GW.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You do realize that after college, your whole soccer career becomes a blip on the resume in "other activities and interests"
Yep. Sure do.
So graduate in debt or not in debt.
Save the photo op. Show me the money
NVCC is super affordable. Send your kid there.