In the hectic process of being accepted into a division 1 college for gymnastics one of the most important steps is to set your goals and find what colleges you would like to be accepted to. After all, if you do not have this goal in mind it is much less likely to become a reality. We have put together this guide of the top 11 division 1 colleges for gymnastics. This article will include information about these colleges' student life, school culture, and overall standard of living as well as information on the D1 gymnastics teams that you will be applying to. All of these factors are important when deciding the best place to go. We hope that this resource helps you in your research process. To see the full list of choices please review this page created by NCSASports.org. 11) University of Pittsburgh $33,746 - Tuition$27,938 - Avg. Cost After AidGraduation Rate - 82.5%Acceptance Rate - 63.9%Team Size: 22 Gymnasts Gymnastics Information: Head Coach: Samantha SniderPhone Number: 412-648-8328Email: ssnider@athletics.pitt.edu Average Freshman All-Time High Scores: Vault: 9.783Bars: 9.900Beam: 9.84Floor: 9.883All-Around: 39.410 Summary The University of…

In the competitive world of college gymnastics, it can be difficult to give yourself an edge. One of the best things that you can do is to be available in more places than anyone else. The next thing that you can do is to have easier to access information such as your recruitment video, GPA, gymnastics accomplishments, and other important details. Every coach has a different way of finding this information. Some will go to YouTube to search for your name to find your profile, others will go onto google and do the same thing. Many will also search across Instagram, Twitter, and even TikTok to find your information. With so many options out there what is the best direction platform to use? Pros Of Personal Gymnast Website Personal gymnastics websites are the best way to communicate everything about yourself in one place. A personal website allows you to include as much information as you would like, including photos, videos, biography, meet scores, and other important information. You are not bound by a character restriction in the way that you would be on most social media…

As social media has greatly increased in popularity it has become a common tool for gymnastics recruiters to use to research potential athletes. Especially in the online world created by COVID, they will be looking into your social profiles more than ever. This can be a bit unnerving but in this guide, we will go over everything that you need to know about creating a great social media presence that will help you greatly in your college recruiting process. What role Does social media play in college recruiting Colleges are looking at all of your social media channels, that is a fact that you cannot ignore. They look through your social profiles in order to get a better gauge of your personality and character. After all, coaches are selecting you to add to the team and their choices reflect directly on their livelihoods. So coaches will be doing the due diligence to leave no stone unturned in their recruiting process. It is important that your profile shows positive signals that you would be an amazing fit for their team. It is great to show your ability…

It is no secret that being accepted for a college gymnastics team is a difficult task. The competition is tough and there are so many choices for College recruiters to choose from. In this guide, we are going to cover everything that you need to know to kickstart your college applications and boost your chances of being accepted by your chosen colleges. A quick Overview Of How Recruiting Process Works Before we start to talk about how you can go about being selected by your dream college we will start with understanding the ins and outs of the recruiting process. This process can start as early as middle school and will often span many years before definitive decisions are made. College coaches will start by sending out recruiting questionnaires to prospective students in high school. These questionnaires will function to help them identify recruits and begin the first phase of selecting the next batch of athletes. If you do not receive any of these don't worry, you can often find them online under the college's athletic website, but you will have to remember to find them…