So let's say there is a pretty good runner who get's like all D's and F's, bombs his/her SAT's, and has a low overall GPA(Don't even know what that stands for lolwhat) What are there overall chances of getting a scholarship let alone getting accepted to the college. What if they just meet the walk-on qualifications vs. target recruiting standards? Just wondoring please don't criticize me. kthxbye
This is what the Chico State and LSUs of the world are for.
Better be fast though. You'll still have to meet some minimal requirements. Basically if you showed up to high school occasionally and turned in an occasional assignment, took the SATs and half tried, and filled out your clearinghouse paperwork, you can do it, as long as you aren't clinically mentally retarded.
Lol no i'm just lazy and don't apply myself because i'm TCFS. I don't know what to say it's just boring.
If you get all Ds and Fs, you won't graduate from high school because you won't pass any of your classes. So no, you wouldn't be able to run in college.
Hypothetically, this person should seriously consider finding a community college with an XC and track program, then look to transfer to 4-year school later.
Half-Retarted Runner wrote:
So let's say there is a pretty good runner who get's like all D's and F's, bombs his/her SAT's, and has a low overall GPA(Don't even know what that stands for lolwhat) What are there overall chances of getting a scholarship let alone getting accepted to the college. What if they just meet the walk-on qualifications vs. target recruiting standards? Just wondoring please don't criticize me. kthxbye
Why don't you skip college, and just run?
With D's and F's you will not be an NCAA division I academic qualifier. Juco or NAIA is your choice.
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