At a college camp there is always some sort of Q&A session. They can answer general questions in this setting (again as long as it not about an individual situation) so you could ask how they handle students who have sattelite classes, residencies, harder degree programs, etc.
Do coaches prohibit players from studying on satellite campuses?
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At a college camp there is always some sort of Q&A session. They can answer general questions in this setting (again as long as it not about an individual situation) so you could ask how they handle students who have sattelite classes, residencies, harder degree programs, etc.
That's what I'm trying to tell DD.
Good to know.
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Looks like it's a separate college with its own admissions and athletic program. If that's thew case I wouldn't think you'd be able to play at UCONN.
athletics.averypoint.uconn.edu
UCONN Avery Point - Official Athletics Website
The official athletics website for the UCONN Avery Point
athletics.averypoint.uconn.edu
Looks like it's a separate college with its own admissions and athletic program. If that's thew case I wouldn't think you'd be able to play at UCONN.
UCONN Avery Point - Official Athletics Website
The official athletics website for the UCONN Avery Point
That's not what the Marine Science Major website page says. Students can spend their first two years at Storrs before transitioning to the Avery Point campus. Who knows, maybe she'll start at Storrs, finds she loves marine sciences more than softball and transition to the other campus-but I doubt it.
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