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I want to play a college d1 sport but I don't think i'm ready for a top d1 college is there any sneaky colleges that are pretty easy to play d1?
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• 3 years ago[edited]
Hi @Trent_K,
I would say that smaller schools typically will be easier to get into than more well-known, highly nationally ranked schools.
I've linked some blog posts below to help you with your search!
Complete List of NCAA I II and III colleges
How to get an athletic scholarship
Hope this helps!
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• 3 years ago
If you don't have a particular sport in mind I'd suggest maybe looking into rowing especially if you are a girl. IU has D1 rowing and they accept novices.
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