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@Bob Shelton posted:
Not to be overlooked, but if you graduate juco with an associates and good gpa it opens the door for academic scholarships.

Have asked this question elsewhere but if someone can provide more details on post JUCO academic scholarships I would appreciate it. Anyone have a player who went the JUCO route and got academic money with athletic going D1. What kind of GPA is required? Does the player need SAT or ACT test scores? etc.

My son played 2 years of JuCo and was an Academic All American both years. His GPA in JuCo was somewhere between 3.5 and 3.8. He qualified for a couple of academic scholarships when he transferred to the 4 year school that he chose. The transfer process was complicated by the plandemic but he was eligible for academic money at all the D1 & D2 schools that recruited him.

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