Moravian College Women’s Lacrosse Recruiting Questionnaire
BETHLEHEM, Pa. --- While Moravian College women’s lacrosse elevates it’s status to varsity for the 2015-2016 academic year, the program is in search of talented, driven and enthusiastic recruits to fill the incoming freshman class and future classes to come.
BETHLEHEM, Pa. --- While Moravian College women's lacrosse elevates it's status to varsity for the 2015-2016 academic year, the program is in search of talented, driven and enthusiastic recruits to fill the incoming freshman class and future classes to come.
If you're a high school student interested in attending and playing lacrosse for Moravian College, please take a few minutes to fill out the following questionnaire available by clicking here. All responses are forwarded directly to the Moravian College women's lacrosse coach and are held in strict confidence.
Moravian College offers one of the most competitive and successful small college athletics programs in the nation, recently having been ranked as one of the top overall programs in the Director's Cup for success in all athletic programs. Moravian athletes and teams are regularly recognized as top performers academically and athletically. In the recent past, Greyhounds have earned everything from national and conference championships to all-academic team recognition. Individual student athletes have been selected as All-Americans, Academic All-Americans and even national players of the year.
Moravian won the first two Landmark Conference President's Cup championship for the most successful program in the conference and a total of three in four years and continues to excel across the board.
Moravian College offers financial aid to qualified students in the form of scholarships, loans, grants, and student employment to all students including athletes. Aid is based on the applicant's academic promise and documented financial need. More than 80% of Moravian students receive financial aid in some form, and most offers of aid include some combination of grants, loans and student employment.
