Takeaways from Division III and Ivy League Athletic Recruitment
What do prospective student athletes need to know?
The dream of your athletic prowess earning a full ride to the college of your dreams doesn’t even apply for most schools or sports. That said, having sports in your application can yield different but still substantial advantages. Amy and Mike invited educational consultant Matt Arant to demystify Division III and Ivy League athletic recruitment.
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Key Takeaways
D3 athletes don't receive athletic scholarships but may get more financial aid overall than D1 athletes
For non-revenue sports (e.g., lacrosse, tennis), top D3 athletes can be comparable to D1 athletes
Coaches often seek strong test scores from recruits, even at test-optional schools, to strengthen admission chances
Athletes should present well-rounded applications, not just focusing on sports, to appeal to admissions officers
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