Looking for track and field recruiting informaton that can help you participate in your sport at the college level?  The opportunities are out there for the taking!

There are several hundred colleges that offer Division I, Division II, and NAIA scholarships for men and women track athletes.  That means there are thousands of scholarships available for both  men and women.  Opportunities exist in both outdoor and indoor track and field events.

Don't Forget About Division III

Also, you shouldn't forget about the opportunities to be had in Division III, the National Christian College Athletic Association or NCCAA, and Junior Colleges.  Although athletic scholarships may not be available, other forms of financial aid are...especially if you are a good student with a high GPA coming out of high school.  These smaller schools offer a great opportunity to truly be a student-athlete and continue playing the sport you love.

Full And Partial Scholarships

Some of the scholarships avaiable are full ride scholarships, and some are partial scholarships.  The amount of schohlarship help you will get greatly depends on what level you end up competing at.

Even with all these scholarships available, only a small percentage of high school track and field athletes will participate at the college level.  Even if you are a very good high school athlete, the odds are not in you favor!  The competition is very high. 

Increase Your Odds

Want to turn the odds back in your favor?  You can do that pretty easily by marketing and promoting yourselves to college coaches.  Just by sending coaches your athletic resume and a personal letter, you can greatly increase your chances of being recruited during the college track and field recruiting process.  

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