What times do you think would be required from a women’s D1 school for a full ride if transferring?
Both for schools that:
- would qualify/ be on the cusp of qualifying for NCAA XC
- schools with good track programs even if they don’t put many scholarships into distance and are focusing on other disciplines like sprints. E.g. a school like USC
if they have a good track program then chances of getting a full are very very slim.. I'd be basically putting you as an already accomplished All-American and even then you could be looking at 60-80%.
Especially as a transfer other things to note that matter - remaining eligibility. If you have one/two years left hard to offer a ton
Things are different for non-competitive track programs. But again they may be more willing to set aside money on big HS recruits than a transfer.
Too many variables to consider, but long answer short, if you want a full as a transfer, show that you can be top 8 in the country in your event
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