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You will be assigned a designated Sports/Academic Consultant that you will work closely with throughout the process. Receive detailed guidelines on how to book in necessary tests for admission to American universities (SAT/ACT and/or TOEFL/IELTS) and anything else You will possibly need.
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You will be assigned a designated Sports/Academic Consultant that you will work closely with throughout the process. Receive detailed guidelines on how to book in necessary tests for admission to American universities (SAT/ACT and/or TOEFL/IELTS) and anything else You will possibly need.
Combined, NCAA Division I and II colleges provide more than $2.9 billion in athletics scholarships annually to more than 150,000 student-athletes.
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Okay, so this may sounds crazy, but your best option might be at a Division III school.
This will depend on how much balance you want as a student-athlete. Are you more student, or more athlete?
If your focus is as much getting a quality education as it is quality sports coaching, you can choose one of the better schools that populate Division III. This means you’ll be under less pressure athletically, but you’ll pay a bit more in tuition.
Having said that, there are some ways around the system.
In some cases, student-athletes at Division III colleges can receive substantial need-based aid.
Or, you might even be able to go for an academic merit scholarships at one of these schools.
So, depending on your goals and priorities, your best option might not be a full-ride scholarship at a Division I school, but rather an academic scholarship at a Division III school.
Figure out your ideal academics-sport ratio, and go from there.
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