NCAA D1 vs NCAA D3 Hockey - The Differences You NEED to Know!
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This video will provide advice for hockey players & parents who want to know the key differences between NCAA D1 & NCAA D3 Hockey. Our goal with this video is to help hockey players & parents understand the various nuances regarding calibre, experience, recruitment, and cost between the NCAA D1 & D3 levels.
Of course, these guidelines are very general, so you should seek out individualized expert hockey advice before forming conclusions and making any decisions.
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00:00 - Intro
00:57 - NCAA D1 & D3 Main Differences
02:15 - Disclaimers
03:03 - 1. Calibre
05:30 - 2. Experience
07:45 - 3. Recruitment
10:36 - 4. Cost
15:34 - IVY League & NESCAC Exception
16:52 - Recap
17:53 - Outro
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Great info. Very helpful.
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Great content. Super job. Thanks
Thank you, glad you like it!
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Good info. Do you think its better to go to a highly rated, more expensive D3 private liberal arts school w/very good D3 program/amenities -vs- a lower cost state school D3 that's decent but average academically?
Depends on several factors and which ones are more important to you! If you value cost, state school, if you value a slightly better education, private
If you go to a liberal arts college.... You already lost. Don't do it
Is there the possibility for D3 players to get looked at and recruited to D1 teams, or are they strictly looking at younger players?
It’s possible, but very unlikely because you have to sit out a year if you transfer from D3 to D1.
Would you say ACHA D1 or D3 is more competitive
NCAA D3 for sure. Some high end ACHA D1 teams can rival low-mid end NCAA D3 teams, but the top NCAA D3 teams would beat them more often than not.
What about the gojhl
It’s a pretty good league. Calibre is quite solid, NCAA focus isn’t the highest, but if you’re good enough, you can usually get a decent NCAA D3 commit out of that league
@@ahadvising8 hey thanks for the reply what about d3 players having stand out years jumping to d1 or 20 yr olds who didn’t put up much numbers in there jr career but oa year putting up a big number of points could they go d1 also ? What’s your take on that
There’s a small chance that they could squeeze in a lower end D1 program, but they’d really have to dominate in a good league their last year.