<p>My D has been invited to several Ivies' "junior days." What, if anything, does that mean? Other than she is on their radar....</p>
<p>My experience with DIII junior visit days is that it was just a standard group tour given by Admissions, but only with high school juniors who all play the sport. This was followed by a detailed tour of the athletic facilities, Q&A, and lunch with the sport’s coaches and a couple of players. Really, nothing special. But that was DIII. I will be curious to hear from others about Ivy experiences.</p>
<p>It is a chance to become more familiar with the school, programs and admissions & athletic expectations. While you are there, you can schedule some face time 15-20 minutes with the coach or however long he/she is available. If you have interest in these schools and it is somewhat convenient…it is worthwhile. It is also a chance to learn what you like and dislike about some schools. Good luck.</p>
<p>It definitely means that she’s on their radar. It’s a chance to meet the coach, team mates, and check out the college. Some junior days are almost like mini-officials, with the exception that the college can’t pay for the visit.</p>