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*AdmissionsDaniel* · 02-10-2007, 06:58 AM

To answer your second question first...
Being recruited for a DIII sport is A LOT different than being recruited for a DI sport -- not just at Hopkins. DI coaches have much more pull, and scholarships are involved as well.

As far as your first question, tt never hurts to get in touch with a coach if you are possibly interested in playing a DIII sport at Hopkins. Just send them an email with questions about the team and also an introduction of yourself and your abilities. Coach contact info can be found here: http://hopkinssports.cstv.com/school...hop-staff.html

Admissions works closely with all the coaches and a supported recruit will be factored in the Admissions review process. Being a recruit will matter, but how much of a factor depends on where you rank on a coach's list and also how strong of a candidate you are for admissions.

02-10-2007, 06:58 AM	#3
AdmissionsDaniel College Rep Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Johns Hopkins University Gender: Male Threads: 28 Posts: 1,796	To answer your second question first... Being recruited for a DIII sport is A LOT different than being recruited for a DI sport -- not just at Hopkins. DI coaches have much more pull, and scholarships are involved as well. As far as your first question, tt never hurts to get in touch with a coach if you are possibly interested in playing a DIII sport at Hopkins. Just send them an email with questions about the team and also an introduction of yourself and your abilities. Coach contact info can be found here: http://hopkinssports.cstv.com/school...hop-staff.html Admissions works closely with all the coaches and a supported recruit will be factored in the Admissions review process. Being a recruit will matter, but how much of a factor depends on where you rank on a coach's list and also how strong of a candidate you are for admissions.