Picking up from another thread can anyone talk more about scholarship money? Looks like only a handful of both boys and girls from NH go on to play division 1 in college and another handful play division 2 and a few division 3. I’ve heard stories from people in our club about past players and money given and I’ve also heard people say scholarship money is pretty rare. Anyone with experience care to weigh in? We are looking ahead for our middle school age daughter.
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For women's programs there are a maximum of 14 scholarships for a DI team, 9.9 for DII, 12 for NAIA programs and a fully funded NJCAA program has up to 18 scholarships per team. Men's soccer can offer 9.9 scholarships per team DI, 9 per team DII, 12 at the NAIA level and 18 scholarships per team for NJCAAA programs.
https://www.collegesportsscholarships.com/soccer.htm
If you are looking ahead with your middle school daughter and are considering a scholarship opportunity, it would be wiser financially to not consider soccer. Your ROI with spending upwards of $50k for clubs for scholarship savings is, well, risky at best.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostPicking up from another thread can anyone talk more about scholarship money? Looks like only a handful of both boys and girls from NH go on to play division 1 in college and another handful play division 2 and a few division 3. I’ve heard stories from people in our club about past players and money given and I’ve also heard people say scholarship money is pretty rare. Anyone with experience care to weigh in? We are looking ahead for our middle school age daughter.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostFor women's programs there are a maximum of 14 scholarships for a DI team, 9.9 for DII, 12 for NAIA programs and a fully funded NJCAA program has up to 18 scholarships per team. Men's soccer can offer 9.9 scholarships per team DI, 9 per team DII, 12 at the NAIA level and 18 scholarships per team for NJCAAA programs.
https://www.collegesportsscholarships.com/soccer.htm
If you are looking ahead with your middle school daughter and are considering a scholarship opportunity, it would be wiser financially to not consider soccer. Your ROI with spending upwards of $50k for clubs for scholarship savings is, well, risky at best.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostPicking up from another thread can anyone talk more about scholarship money? Looks like only a handful of both boys and girls from NH go on to play division 1 in college and another handful play division 2 and a few division 3. I’ve heard stories from people in our club about past players and money given and I’ve also heard people say scholarship money is pretty rare. Anyone with experience care to weigh in? We are looking ahead for our middle school age daughter.
D2 money isn't great but the tuitions tend to be lower. D2 also tends to have poorer academics
D1 - very few will get anything close to a full ride; girls might typically get in the 30-55% range, some a little more, some much less. Think of it like a bell curve.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostPicking up from another thread can anyone talk more about scholarship money? Looks like only a handful of both boys and girls from NH go on to play division 1 in college and another handful play division 2 and a few division 3. I’ve heard stories from people in our club about past players and money given and I’ve also heard people say scholarship money is pretty rare. Anyone with experience care to weigh in? We are looking ahead for our middle school age daughter.
Full rides! Really. Refi your house to get more money for super Elite soccer.
Yes, spend money on private lessons. Lots of money. Buy her those $300+ cleats.
Yes. Don't save any money for school. Put it all in soccer. Let it ride! Yeah!
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As a dad of a player going to play DI next year the coach was upfront that athletic money is tied to impact on a team. He tends not to give freshman money, but as you earn more play time he offers more $'s.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAs a dad of a player going to play DI next year the coach was upfront that athletic money is tied to impact on a team. He tends not to give freshman money, but as you earn more play time he offers more $'s.
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The typical DI men’s program carries 25+ players with 10 scholarships. Makes sense to see who proves able to add value then allocate $’s.
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Don’t listen to the naysayers. My daughter earned a D1 scholarship and is getting a sizable amount of money as a freshman.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostDon’t listen to the naysayers. My daughter earned a D1 scholarship and is getting a sizable amount of money as a freshman.
Facts are facts:
For women's programs there are a maximum of 14 scholarships for a DI team, 9.9 for DII, 12 for NAIA programs and a fully funded NJCAA program has up to 18 scholarships per team. Men's soccer can offer 9.9 scholarships per team DI, 9 per team DII, 12 at the NAIA level and 18 scholarships per team for NJCAAA programs.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostCongrats.
Facts are facts:
For women's programs there are a maximum of 14 scholarships for a DI team, 9.9 for DII, 12 for NAIA programs and a fully funded NJCAA program has up to 18 scholarships per team. Men's soccer can offer 9.9 scholarships per team DI, 9 per team DII, 12 at the NAIA level and 18 scholarships per team for NJCAAA programs.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAnd, congrats again.
It's difficult, so one should plan accordingly.
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Originally posted by Unregistered View PostAnd, congrats again.
It's difficult, so one should plan accordingly.
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