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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostGreat info, my child just had there interview with Georgetown. We will see what we qualify for
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostEasy two of them are d3 which is academic only and I’m banking on the Georgetown to be academic as well. As far as the FSU, did daddy coach do that? I’m am banking on that too. Probably just a walk on after seeing the depth FSU has .
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostI’m with the u19s and the girls committed are due to academics , not soccer skills
We still have half a season but it’s going to be tough especially with the lack of showcases due to covid
All age grow should start pressing coach and AH to focus on college soccer commitments sooner than later
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostEasy two of them are d3 which is academic only and I’m banking on the Georgetown to be academic as well. As far as the FSU, did daddy coach do that? I’m am banking on that too. Probably just a walk on after seeing the depth FSU has .
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Been here on the guys side...receivedoffers fromjuco to D1. Ultimately decided to attend top engineerig school who does not have soccer.
Remember most college teams carry 35-40 players on their roster. Women in D1 and II are allowed 14 full scholarships. Men are allowed 9. None in D3. Juco and NAIA have looser rules but tend to be schools with less financial endowments. Any way you look at it, few if any players get any full athletic scholarship for soccer. Coaches thus rely on academics and needs based when offering financial packages. My kids D1 offer was for a full academic scholarship not a soccer scholarship. This was based on SAT scores, high school GPA and AP SCORES.
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People let’s get something straight. Top 50 recruits are getting full athletic d1 offers everyone else might get offers like that from d2 schools otherwise academic and financial aid play a big part in recruiting. Simple as that
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostBeen here on the guys side...receivedoffers fromjuco to D1. Ultimately decided to attend top engineerig school who does not have soccer.
Remember most college teams carry 35-40 players on their roster. Women in D1 and II are allowed 14 full scholarships. Men are allowed 9. None in D3. Juco and NAIA have looser rules but tend to be schools with less financial endowments. Any way you look at it, few if any players get any full athletic scholarship for soccer. Coaches thus rely on academics and needs based when offering financial packages. My kids D1 offer was for a full academic scholarship not a soccer scholarship. This was based on SAT scores, high school GPA and AP SCORES.
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Even at 30, they dont get full. The 14 for women's programs are for fully funded programs. Most are not fully funded except for the perennial powerhouses. Mens is 35 - 40 so the 9 is even smaller amount thus relying on academic money to scholarship players. Saw stat most women team freshmen may get max of 1/4 scholarship.
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