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mangobubblegum
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I intend on going to the University of Washington after completing Running Start (a program used to get ahead by 2 years if you complete enough credits). In my final two years at running start, I want to possibly cut down my tuition by possibly applying for a sports scholarship in tennis. Currently in my region of the US, I'm in the Top 10 for my section of girls for the season, and overall I'm in the Top 15. I know if I keep training hard, I can stay in the Top 10 for both seasons and overall.
What I want to know ONLY applies to University of Washington or any Ivy League School:
1) On average, how much scholarship money do they provide?
2) How many hours a day are practices?
3) Will I have to travel alot?
4) Do you play all year or just the seasons?
5) Is it worth it in the long-run?
I've been playing tennis for 10 years and I think I'm really good. I play tournaments all the time and practice between 1.5-5 hours a day on the court.
Thanks for your time, and if you could answer my questions!
-Mangobubblegum
What I want to know ONLY applies to University of Washington or any Ivy League School:
1) On average, how much scholarship money do they provide?
2) How many hours a day are practices?
3) Will I have to travel alot?
4) Do you play all year or just the seasons?
5) Is it worth it in the long-run?
I've been playing tennis for 10 years and I think I'm really good. I play tournaments all the time and practice between 1.5-5 hours a day on the court.
Thanks for your time, and if you could answer my questions!
-Mangobubblegum