Financial aid and recruiting

ghouse100+ posts

I thought I would share an interview I did with an assistant director of financial aid at a large Division 1 University recently. The interview was very recent and I stated to them I would keep it anonymous until they had a chance to review and sign-off on the content.

http://www.varsityedge.com/nei/varsity.nsf/main/financial+aid+interview

My friend also met a director of admissions at another D1 school recently and they started talking about recruiting and admissions.

The consensus was that high school athletes would be better served investing more time, effort, and money in raising their academic record in order to qualify for more grants and merit-based aid, rather than hoping for a partial athletic scholarship which will probably be much lower.

2/15/054:19 PM

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