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Yup! Nova consistently makes finals in Small Coed DI & their coach is a really great guy. Cheering for Big East basketball is always a perk too. ;) One of our all stars is starting out her freshman year as a Nova student and cheerleader and she LOVES it so far.Villanova is pretty good around my area. They compete at UCA nationals and are also up there with the top schools in the nation.
A good friend of mine from my team last year is going to be a freshman in the fall and made Nova's team :) she seems to be very happy!Yup! Nova consistently makes finals in Small Coed DI & their coach is a really great guy. Cheering for Big East basketball is always a perk too. ;) One of our all stars is starting out her freshman year as a Nova student and cheerleader and she LOVES it so far.
You can Check out Widener in PA. We require tumbling and we compete all girl level 6 in DIII. Widener has good academics!Okay, so I really want to cheer in college. But my parents want me to go to a really good school with good academics. Not to say that state schools don't, but they would prefer that I don't go to a state school unless it has something REALLY special to offer me, because I could stay here and get half off of tuition to Mizzou if I'm going to a state school. So I'm trying to find a school that I can cheer at. I'm not an AMAZING tumbler, I'm working on my full as a sophomore so I should have it by the time I'm trying out for college...
I've looked at all the typical "smart kid" schools, like Princeton, Yale, Harvard , etc, but people aren't really going to those schools for athletics, they're more going for academics... some of these squads are like "tumbling isn't required" which I don't want, or they're non competing, which I could do but only if there's a gym near me! Vanderbilt seems good, it's known for academics but their cheer requirements are level 4/5 which is what I want, I found some others too but I don't remember them...
I know I'm only a sophomore and I don't need worry about college so much so early, but I like to know what I need to get tumbling/stunting wise in advance so I have time to work on it. So does anyone have suggestions of colleges that have good cheer squads but are known for academics too?
Also I don't know what I want to do so I need a school that would give me a lot of options!
You certainly are persistent in getting your name out there. :)You can Check out Widener in PA. We require tumbling and we compete all girl level 6 in DIII. Widener has good academics!