Transfer Options Female?

If you want money look at the mid majors in the south. You have good times for those types of programs

What are you looking for?

If it is money, you may be better off staying put. Your times are probably not full ride transfer level anywhere except for the worst teams in weak conferences. You could get good partial aid at the bottom third of DI conferences, but my guess is you are currently on pretty good aid with your HS times.

Academics? If you have been in school two years it is probably academically best to finish your undergrad before moving on.

If you are looking for more athletic opportunities you may find that compared to where you are at. But you would also probably have to pay more just to delay graduation a semester or two.

What division/conference level school do you go to now? What areas of the country are you looking to go to? What is wrong with your current school/program?

My daughter is headed to the ACC next year with your high school times. She is a walkon. You stagnated in college so no coach is going to be eager to give you anything for 2 years when you won't score.

Many don’t improve drastically their first year, if at all.

New program, new location, new expectations, away from family, etc.

College coaches would absolutely see the potential here.

your times aren't 'full ride scholarship' level. maybe partial, or if a coach saw potential they could help you get a tuition waiver.

check out the ASUN Conference. a small yet quality Div 1 conference, based mainly in the southeast. i have no doubt any ASUN school you reach out to will at the very least return your call and be honest with you.

you might have to walk on, bust your ass for a year, and earn a scholarship.

good luck.

My daughter contacted dozens of schools. She was offered only tiny scholarships at some mid majors. A mid college runner at the same level won't get any money.

This sport rarely gives full rides. Especially for a distance runner who at most can do two events at a conference meet.

Tiny and moderate scholarships are the norm.

Disagree mom/dad... any decent coach wouldn't think that. First year in college ain't easy for everyone (very few really).

And for the OP, one issue that will be a concern for any program is whatever money they give you upon transfer can't not be reduced over your time at the new school so this means many programs will be a little reluctant to give you a lot (or as much as you would have gotten directly out of HS). Hence if money is a major concern then options will be at least slightly reduced.

You have solid times so someone will be interested. Lots of good warm weather locations/programs available if you are not stuck on a Big name school.

Any good coach would think that. She wouldn't score and she wouldbe joining an exissting team which messes with culture. Coaches prefer incoming freshmen and there are hundreds better.

You can always go to a junior college for 1 year, develop, do well at Nationals, and then find a Division 1 school that you would like to be happy at. It would give you more time to be able to find what you are looking for.