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2,313 coaches recruiting Women's Tennis
Overview

Women's Tennis colleges

How the programs break down by division, conference, cost and size.

Programs
1,002
Coaches recruiting
2,313
  • 305Division I
  • 196Division II
  • 328Division III
  • 98NAIA
  • 57Junior college

The U.S. has 1002 colleges with Women's Tennis programs. Of those, 305 compete in NCAA Division I, 196 in NCAA Division II, 328 in NCAA Division III, 98 in the NAIA and 57 at the junior college level. The most popular programs are University of Alabama, Ohio State University and University of Michigan. 17 schools compete in the Colonial Athletic Association, the most common conference.

Lowest net priceImperial Valley College · $1,890Average yearly cost after aid
Most selectiveCalifornia Institute of Technology · 3%Acceptance rate
Largest campusSouthern New Hampshire University · 189,531Undergraduate students
Questions

Questions about Women's Tennis colleges

Quick answers about the programs and how to reach their coaches.

How many colleges have Women's Tennis?

1002 colleges have Women's Tennis programs: 305 Division I, 196 Division II, 328 Division III, 98 NAIA and 57 Junior college.

Which colleges have Division I Women's Tennis?

Abilene Christian University, Alabama A&M University, Alabama State University, Alcorn State University, Appalachian State University, Arizona State University, Arkansas State University, Auburn University and 297 more.

What is the most affordable college with Women's Tennis?

Imperial Valley College has the lowest average net price at $1,890 a year after grants and scholarships.

What conference do most Women's Tennis programs compete in?

The Colonial Athletic Association has the most Women's Tennis programs.

How do I contact Women's Tennis coaches?

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