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Easiest Division 1 colleges to get into?

Hey all! I'm an athlete who's really focused on landing a spot at a Division 1 college, but I've been stressing about the admissions process. Are there some D1 colleges that are easier to get into, compared to others? It'd be great to know my chances. Thanks!

a month ago

Absolutely! While Division 1 colleges tend to be more competitive than D2 and D3, there are certainly D1 colleges that are less selective than others. Here are a few institutions with relatively high acceptance rates:

1. University of Texas—Rio Grande Valley: Known for its athletics, this institution also boasts a high acceptance rate, giving student athletes a great shot at admission.

2. Chicago State University: This institution offers a wide range of sports and has a high acceptance rate.

3. Grambling State University: Features football, basketball, track and field, and many other sports. The acceptance rate here is also quite high.

4. Alabama State University: Another D1 school with a high acceptance rate, offering sports like football, basketball, baseball, and more.

5. Alcorn State University: Offers a range of sports with fairly liberal admissions.

Remember, it's not just about getting in. You'll also want to make sure the institution's academic offerings align with your goals, and that it provides a supportive environment for student athletes. Definitely reach out to the coaches and current athletes at these schools to get a feel for the program. I hope this helps, and best of luck in your search!

a month ago

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