The Recruiting Process Is the Culmination of Years of Effort

Multiple Choice

The recruiting process is the culmination of years of effort on the part of prospects and their families as they participate on various sports teams and chase the dream of receiving athletically related aid to subsidize their college education. Which of the following is NOT a fact associated with this dream?

A) Federal and state governments require full disclosure concerning aid packages from all four-year colleges and universities.
B) The best chances to play an NCAA sport lie for both boys and girls in ice hockey and lacrosse (girls who play ice hockey in high school have an almost 25 percent chance to play at an NCAA program) .
C) The NAIA reports that 77,000 student-athletes receive $800 million in annual athletic aid.
D) Nearly eight million boys and girls competing in high school sports, but just under 500,000 NCAA student-athletes, approximately 180,000 of whom receive some level of athletically related aid.