Reply to "Parent's Occupation? Sibling's? What are they after?"

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In addition to TPM's points, some admissions offices give special consideration to "legacy" applications. If older siblings have attended, for example, it can work to the younger brother's advantage at times.

Broadly speaking, with only 11.7 scholarships (IF fully funded) to divide among some 35 roster spots (all of whom have to pass muster with the admissions office), Division I coaches are looking for all the insight they can gain to help them make the best possible choices as they recruit.

11/28/104:26 PM

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