what college is the best for cross country sport?
362007
Here are the NCAA rankings from last fall:\n\nMen\n1Wisconsin\n2Arkansas\n3Colorado\n4Arizona\n5Notre Dame\n6Stanford\n7UTEP\n8BYU\n9Georgetown\n10Texas\n\n\nWomen\n1.Duke\n2.Stanford\n3.Michigan\n4.Notre Dame\n5.Arizona State\n6.Colorado\n7.North Carolina State\n8.Bringham Young\n9.Oklahoma State\n10.Boston College\n\n\nHere are the champions for the last 10 years\n\nMen\n1996Stanford\n1997Stanford\n1998Arkansas\n1999Arkansas\n2000Arkansas\n2001Colorado\n2002Stanford\n2003Stanford\n2004Colorado\n2005    Wisconsin\n\nWomen\n1996Stanford\n1997Brigham Young\n1998Villanova\n1999Brigham Young\n2000Colorado\n2001Brigham Young\n2002Brigham Young\n2003Stanford\n2004Colorado\n2005    Stanford
937493
Midland College\n\nOdessa's rival/sister city Midland.
1109037
you should commit to the one where you have the  absolute most potentioal to improve your skills... \nliek what sport you think u are better in.. even though u are the best one in all 3 sports..
124623
depends on what you are looking for.  figure out what your professional goals are in life.  then look at colleges/universities that offer the best programs for that profession.  from there, look at the student life that the campus offers along with the benefits of the surrounding community.  another thing to consider is the weather and how it differs to what you are used to.  a major thing to look into is the cost of going there, it will really rise if you go out of state.  what scholarships do they offer?  at first it seems the further the better, but the distance from home is important too.  \n\nif you need a suggestion of what to look into, i went to the University of Texas at Austin and my husband went to Texas Christian University.  Both are great for their own reasons.
509705
Hey,\nWell, try going to http://www.ibiblio.org/nc/nccollege.html and look through that list of colleges.  Find ones that are close or that are in your comfortable driving range.  At the school's website click athletics, volleyball, and then try to find information on their summer camps!\nHope this helps!
1045212
University of Florida has a great one.\n\nThe guy who writes all the Athletic Training text books that schools use teaches at the University of North Carolina.  They also have a good program.
214501
Looks like Missouri State University would be a good choice. [see link]
197517
Florida is a great state and has colleges in Orlando, Florida Metro, ITT tech, Devry, but if you are looking for universities; Gainsville UF (Gators), Tallahassee FSU (Seminoles), Miami UM (Hurricanes), Tampa UCF (I think is the Knights).  Highschools I don not know, it depends on where exactly you are moving to.
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First research the school to see if they have your major.\nThen contact the coach via e-mail or phone to express your interest.\nThe best way to recieve an athletic scholarship is to have the coach come watch you play in a match(club or high school).\nHowever, keep in mind you can contact the coaches, but they cannot contact you unless you are a senior in highschool.\nAnd one word of advice, having recieved an athletic scholarship myself, go on official recruiting trips!\nYou can get up to 5 official trips(which is an all expense paid trip to the school) and as many un-official trips as possible.Take advantage of it.
643836
University of Florida is probably the best in the state.  Of course, I believe there are only two - U of Florida and Nova Southeastern University.\n\nHope this helps!
493762
There is no such thing as "the best college." There may be many places which will work for you, but there is no one ideal college for you to attend. So don't try to look for it, you will not find it.
413838
University of Michigan Wolverines..Go Blue\nMiddlebury college Panthers..Go Blue\nBoth top schools!
27093
I don't exactly get "excited" about indoor track; outdoor track is definetly better, but cross-country is the best. I don't really like running on the track (i run distance) because it gets boring, running 8 times around the track.
760266
try college sports they can be more accommodating
343580
Boston, MA... it's the best college town.\n\n1/5 people in Boston are college students/professors.
1151113
Jog two laps, walk a cooldown, sprint two laps, walk a cooldown. Each time increase your speed a little. This is also good for any type of running training - go fast then rest go fast then rest. Time yourself and give yourself goals, like two miles in 12 minutes or something good. I don't really know what a good cross country score would be but you can do it if you're just consistent in your training. Make sure to stretch thoroughly before everything though.
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It really doesn't matter so much where you go to school; what matters is how you do while you're there (and the MCAT). The better the sciences at the school, the better prepared you will be. Go somewhere decent, but go there and seriously tool it up. Baylor and A&M are both plenty good enough to go anywhere if you max out there. If you have the grades, Rice would be at the top of my Texas list. UT is also probably a good bet to be as strong academically as the two you're considering. \n\nGo here, they expand on the same idea as above:\n\nhttp://www.premedonline.com/HS%20advice/hscollege.html