I did not run in college and am a decent runner today. After college I went on to get a Ph.D. and have a real job, but teach part time at a small local college - not division 1.
The cross country team there is very poor. Even at 38, I would be the number 1 runner (very sad). Would I be able to run on the team?
i think you have to be under 26 or something like that, and a student as well.
I think there was some discussion about a D3 school with a 40+ woman on the team last year. In the SE if I recall. Talk to the AD, though you may need to be actively taking classes, it might be possible.
Even in D3 you'd have to be a full time student at that institution. I'm not sure about NAIA though; seems like they can get away with alot.
ultra wrote:
Even in D3 you'd have to be a full time student at that institution. I'm not sure about NAIA though; seems like they can get away with alot.
This would be an NAIA school.
There's no age limit and you have your four years. However, they might be an issue in the fact that you already have your degree(s). Check it out with the compliance office, or contact the NAIA. I say, why not try?
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