Questions for D3/Nescaq schools and recruiting

GingerPeach
Fri, 16 Aug 2013 06:30:05 +0000

I could be wrong with the sport, but I think in most cases unless you are a standout recruit who is being courted by everyone, or confident in admission without athletics, you lose much of your athletic advantage in not applying somewhere early.

Keep too many top choices waiting too long and they will pass your daughter by in favor of a runner who is more sure of her choices. Some people here call it the game of musical chairs - you want to be sitting in a chair when the music ends. By spring it might not matter which school she wants, it will be a scramble to find which school will still take her. Her GPA is great, but so are the gpas of most NESCAC academic candidates. I would not be comfortable sitting on any laurels with a 29 ACT.