<p>For Women's Cross Country, the NCAA allows Division 1 schools up to 18 Full Scholarships. However, because of funding restrictions, not all schools fund the entire 18 Full Scholarships...</p>
<p>What schools are offering scholarships and how many full scholarships do they fund?</p>
<p>For example:
Boston College: "X" full scholarships
Georgetown: "Y" full scholarships
Syracuse: "Z" full scholarships</p>
<p>Those 18 women’s scholarships are for track and XC combined. My guess is that all of the schools that you mentioned are fully funded.</p>
<p>Considering how much endowment schools such as BC, Georgetown, and Syracuse have, you should have no problem getting a scholarship there.</p>
<p>Well it’s not really an endowment issue as much as a Track and Field budget issue. The 3 biggest track budgets in college sports are Arkansas, Oregon and Texas A&M. Also, OP, remember that those 18 scholarships are for the entire roster - freshmen through seniors. So in any given year maybe 4 or 5 scholarships are opening up. That’s why they tend to give a lot of partials in T&F / XC.</p>
<p>(ionbeam, if you were being sarcastic, sorry I didn’t pick up on it)</p>
<p>Don’t worry varska, I’m just a student still. From what I know from my swim coach (he swam @ Syracuse before the team was cut), it’s basically on a skill level basis. I truly believed it wouldn’t be hard to get a scholarship, but oh well.</p>