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On the lookout for top Women's Lacrosse colleges. Suggestions?

I play lacrosse at my school and I've been thinking of playing in college too. But I'm not sure which colleges are considered top for Women's Lacrosse. Would appreciate any help or suggestions!

a year ago

If you're looking for colleges recognized for strong Women's Lacrosse programs, there are many from which you could choose. Remember, it's not just about the prestige of the program, but also about the overall fit of the school academically and culturally.

Starting with Division I schools, some notable ones include the University of Maryland, Northwestern University, and Syracuse University, which have consistently been ranked in the top 5 for Women's Lacrosse by the NCAA. Their teams have strong performance records and are generally very competitive.

In Division II, Adelphi University and Le Moyne College have consistently had strong performances over the past few years. The interesting thing about DII schools is that they offer a more balanced academic-athletic experience compared to the intense competition of D1 schools.

In Division III, the colleges with standout women's lacrosse programs include Gettysburg College, Middlebury College, and Salisbury University. For student athletes considering DIII schools, keep in mind that these colleges prioritize academics over athletics - they don't offer athletic scholarships, but the competition is still high-quality.

Remember, each of these colleges varies greatly in terms of size, location, academic rigor, and campus culture, among other factors. So, it's key to do your research and visit campuses if possible to see where you'd fit best. Also, reaching out to current players or coaches can give you a better idea of the team dynamics and what is expected of athletes.

Lastly, remember to consider the academics and what subjects you're interested in studying before making a decision based on the athletics. The goal is to find a balance between academic and athletic pursuits that will best serve your college experience and future career.

a year ago

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