Reply to "JC Transfer to High Academic D1"

MidAtlanticDad10,000+ posts

You can find admitted and enrolled transfer rates in every school's Common Data Set. Many of the private HA schools are in the 1-2% range. UCLA is closer to 15%. So it's a wide range. Earning a spot on a D1 roster is tough. Limiting D1 to HA reduces those chances tremendously. Now add in the transfer equation, and you're really stacking the deck against yourself. If he believes in himself and he thinks that he will excel as a juco freshman then transfer, that's great but I wouldn't limit the plan to D1 HA. Take a look at the UCSD roster. Quite a few JC guys. And the weather is perfect.

2/21/189:56 AM

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