Reply to "Getting good GPA bull at DIV I"

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What bothers me and you hear it often is the jock who is doing "F" work and getting a "D" because of Athletic pressure. If this was the case for this 1.7 kid, what is his real gpa. It borders on being impossible to be able to have a 1.7 gpa and still have passed all the core reqirements to get into a D1 school.

I'm with TR and his question

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All things aside I still ask the question--what D-1 school accepts baseball player with a 1.7 GPA regardless of his SAT/ACT scores ?

11/15/0512:11 PM

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