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It looks good because it shows that you have interests that you are able to balance with your academic load. Don't forget that there are things that look way better on your application than sports.
Volunteer
Work for congress
Science Fairs (contests & such)
Academic Awards
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∙ 8y agoYou do not have to be good at sports or be on a sports team to get into a sports school. However being good at sports might increase your chances of getting in. But if you are smart and you really want to get in I would try to get in
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∙ 11y agoYes-usually you don't need to be perfect but you do need to have a decent gpa (the school will have decided on this gpa in advance) and be eligible to play in both high school and College Sports.
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∙ 13y agoNo. Scholarships are available for academic achievement, community service, as well as essay contests.
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∙ 13y agoIt all depend's on what scholarship. If it is related to football, then yes, of course you have to be good at it!
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∙ 13y agoNo way
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How do you enter to play in a college sport?
Go to college
What sport did Martin Luther King play in college?
football in college
What is it called to play a sport in college?
Varsity Athletics.
What sport did elisabeth hasselbeck play in college?
Softball
What sport did mike greenberg play in college?
Tennisp
What sport did Tony DiNozzo play in college?
Football
Are you allowed to play a professional sport then play a college sport?
No because you have to get drafted from college. Actually - you can't because once you get paid, you cannot play for the NCAA - this applies for NCAA colleges only...I assume.
What is the most popular sport college students play?
football.
What sport did Martha play at Mount Sebastian College?
Volleyball
Can you play more than one sport in college?
The simple answer to this question is: Possibly The detailed answer is: There is a lot involved in playing sports in college. Not all colleges offer football and not all colleges offer basketball. If a college does offer these sports, usually the general student population cannot just suddenly decide they want to play and sign up. Coaches go to high schools across the country and recruit the best players available. This is even the case with Junior Colleges- not just the big Universities. It is possible for a student who wasn't recruited to try out for a team, these students are called "walk-ons". If the student is talented enough, he can beat out the recruited players and earn a spot on the team. It is also possible for an athletic student to play multiple sports in college. It isn't the easiest thing to do- the student will have plenty of competition- but if he is the best player available for both teams and has coaches who are willing to work with him, it is definitely a possibility. Basketball and football have the added problem of overlapping season. However, while it is unlikely there have been students known to make the teams and excel in both.
