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Message: [QUOTE="Dillon77, post: 4206143, member: 6620"] Nan: I didnt' see your post until I'd finished mine -- we both reverted to Tufts. While DIII doesn't have scholarships, they do have incentives to make a high-level, academic education feasible and attractictive. [B]"Tufts meets 100% of the full demonstrated need of all admitted students[/B]. More information can be found on Tufts Student Services' Financial Aid page." And Tufts is apparently good at it: [B]"Tufts ranked 12th most generous to students with financial need[/B] in a list of private 958 colleges published at the end of January by the Chronicle of Higher Education, based on 2017–18 data of private nonprofit colleges in the United States." So, how would athletes benefit? [LIST] [*]Competitive Grant – Based on the Merits. ... [*]Formula Grant – Based on Predetermined Award. ... [*]Continuation – Renewal Grants (of comptetive, formula, etc.) [/LIST] A lot of students won't need any, or much, because of their families, but for some, this approach helps....big time. (My daughter went to Conn College, another NESCEC school, and knows lots of athletes who went to or were recruited by Tufts.) [/QUOTE]