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D3 schools in North Carolina?

Hey everyone, I'm looking for a college with a good balance between academics and athletics. Does anyone know about any Division III schools in North Carolina that I should consider? I'm interested in smaller schools with a tight-knit community vibe. Thanks!

2 years ago

Hey! North Carolina has a few great Division III schools that provide a nice balance between academics and athletics, as well as a tight-knit community atmosphere. Here are a few options you might want to look into:

1. Guilford College: Located in Greensboro, Guilford offers a strong commitment to academics and small class sizes. The Quakers compete in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) in a variety of sports.

2. Greensboro College: Neighboring Guilford, Greensboro College focuses on mixing academics with extracurriculars, including athletics. The Pride participates in the USA South Athletic Conference, giving their student-athletes a chance to compete in a competitive setting.

3. Methodist University: Although it's not in North Carolina, it's worth mentioning Methodist University, which is just south of the border in Fayetteville. Methodist has a strong athletics program and is part of the USA South Athletic Conference like Greensboro College. It also offers small class sizes and a welcoming community.

4. Brevard College: Situated in the picturesque town of Brevard, this college offers a unique combination of academics and outdoor activities. The Tornados compete in the USA South Athletic Conference as well. Brevard's beautiful location in the Blue Ridge Mountains attracts students interested in combining athletics with an appreciation for the outdoors.

Each of these colleges has its own distinctive features but all share a commitment to balancing academics and athletics while fostering tight-knit communities. I'd recommend checking out their websites for more information and scheduling campus visits to see which one aligns best with your preferences. Good luck with your search!

2 years ago

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