Financial Planning
Financial planning is very important when it comes to playing intercollegiate athletics. Each college or university is limited as to the total number of scholarships they can offer for each sport. There are essentially 5 different levels or divisions of intercollegiate athletics. Each of these vary in how many scholarships their institutions can offer, if at all. The coaches are then responsible for dividing up the scholarships among their players. Because there are not enough scholarship to field a full squad, many college golfers attend on only a partial scholarship. Below is a breakdown of scholarships offered by division as well as the number of schools fielding teams in each division.
| Association |
Allowable Number of Scholarships |
Allowable Number of Scholarships |
|---|---|---|
| NCAA Division I | 4.5 scholarships | 6.0 scholarships |
| NCAA Division II | 3.6 scholarships | 5.4 scholarships |
| NCAA Division III | No athletic scholarships | No athletic scholarships |
| NAIA | 5 scholarships | 5 scholarships |
| NJCAA Division I | 8 full scholarships | 8 full scholarships |
| NJCAA Division II | 8 partial scholarships | 8 partial scholarships |
| NJCAA Division III | No athletic scholarships | No athletic scholarships |
| Association |
Schools Sponsoring |
Schools Sponsoring Golf Teams* Women |
|---|---|---|
| NCAA Division I | 289 | 232 |
| NCAA Division II | 210 | 125 |
| NCAA Division III | 273 | 143 |
| NAIA (4-year) | 172 | 128 |
| 2-Year Schools | 264 | 121 |
| Total | 1208 | 749 |
*Numbers may not be exact
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- Guide your college-bound student year-to-year from 7th-12th grade
- Choose the best college savings plan for your family
- Match your child's strength to a career field(s) and its major course(s) of study, THEN to appreciate colleges and universities
- Diagnose whether your child should take the SAT or ACT in one hour (vs. eight)
- Maintain your retirement goals and pay for college(s)
- Complete the FAFSA, CSS/Profile, and Institutional financial assistance applications process accurately, at the right time, and optimized in your family's best interest
- Create a competitive, academically-appropriate, collece choice list
- Evaluate all financial assistance award offers
- Successfully appeal (negotiate) an award offer, when appropriate
- Plan, fund, and implement tax-advantaged strategies for small business owners, divorced parents, and other special circumstances
By working together with both the parents and their children we assist with the effective navigation of the entire college planning and funding process. You will rest assured that you have given your child the best opportunity to succeed in both their college and professional career.
- Frank Montes
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