D3 is a BETTER CHOICE than D1 OPTIONS #d1 #vs #d3 #hottake #college

Are you aware that D3s don’t have athletic scholarships?

Grand sweeping generalizations!

Get your degree paid for if you can. They are becoming less and less value as it is so it makes little sense to go in debt getting it. The key is getting the right intern no matter the college

#Tufts is a member of the NESCAC :: a wonderful D3 conference, but >$85K per year all in and absolutely ZERO scholarships for athletics.

Great advise. I ve been telling kids this for yrs. Even relatives (if good grades) take the high academic school over a Mid-Major small school. A few who have are millionaires in by 30 working on Wall Street, Private Equity, VC etc now. A few are doctors & lawyers now

D3 doesn’t offer scholarships. Only NAIA and D2

I agree wholeheartedly. I am a high school senior trying to get a college scholarship in college women's soccer. Still waitning on the first.

complete agreement. Plus, if you are that good, you want to go to a MAC school and win nothing? Or you want to go to a good D3 program and legit chase for a ring?

Low D1 > any D3. School paid for vs. debt. Easy one.

What about UCLA, like the logo in this cats room. .

Dipshit, I ama C Suite Executive and I could give a fuck where someone went to school ( other than entry level positions) . When I am hiring , I am hiring for professional track record. I don’t care if the person went to Ivy League or Mid Major. I hire people who are qualified

Do your thoughts change regarding D2?

As a former 2 sport D3 athlete, I believe there are times D3 can be a good fit but situations vary. Big thing is an athlete seeing what academic & merit based aid they qualify for. Some situations can leave an athlete with minimal to no debt upon graduation but it's not everyone

D3 IS FOR LOSER BITCHES. SIT OUT A YEAR AND TRAIN, DONT WASTE ELIGIBILITY ON FAKE SPORTS.

Many are saying #whyD3

Can be yes, but not in every case because every situation is unique. Blanket statements like this are absurdly short-sighted.