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Women's Tennis colleges in Illinois

Explore colleges in Illinois recruiting Women's Tennis athletes, most popular programs first. Open any school to see its division, costs and coaches.

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91 coaches recruiting Women's Tennis in Illinois
Overview

Women's Tennis colleges in Illinois

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

Programs
46
Coaches recruiting
91
  • 11Division I
  • 6Division II
  • 15Division III
  • 5NAIA
  • 9Junior college

Illinois has 46 colleges with Women's Tennis programs. Of those, 11 compete in NCAA Division I, 6 in NCAA Division II, 15 in NCAA Division III, 5 in the NAIA and 9 at the junior college level. The most popular programs are Northwestern University, DePaul University and Southern Illinois University, Carbondale. 8 schools compete in the Region 4, the most common conference.

Lowest net priceLewis and Clark Community College · $2,781Average yearly cost after aid
Most selectiveUniversity of Chicago · 4%Acceptance rate
Largest campusUniversity of Illinois, Chicago · 33,906Undergraduate students
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Every Women's Tennis program in Illinois

Open any school to see its coaches, costs and admissions.

Division I · 11

Northwestern University logoNorthwestern UniversityEvanston · Big TenDePaul University logoDePaul UniversityChicago · Big EastSouthern Illinois University, Carbondale logoSouthern Illinois University, CarbondaleCarbondale · Missouri ValleyIllinois State University logoIllinois State UniversityNormal · Missouri Valley

Division II · 6

McKendree University logoMcKendree UniversityLebanon · Great Lakes ValleyUniversity of Illinois Springfield logoUniversity of Illinois SpringfieldSpringfield · Great Lakes ValleyLewis University logoLewis UniversityRomeoville · Great Lakes ValleyQuincy University logoQuincy UniversityQuincy · Great Lakes Valley

Division III · 15

University of Chicago logoUniversity of ChicagoChicago · MidwestNorth Central College logoNorth Central CollegeNaperville · College Conference of Illinois and WisconsinAugustana College logoAugustana CollegeRock Island · College Conference of Illinois and WisconsinWheaton College logoWheaton CollegeWheaton · College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin

NAIA · 5

Olivet Nazarene University logoOlivet Nazarene UniversityBourbonnais · Chicagoland Collegiate AthleticUniversity of Saint Francis logoUniversity of Saint FrancisJolietUniversity of St Francis logoUniversity of St FrancisJoliet · Chicagoland Collegiate AthleticJudson University logoJudson UniversityElgin · Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic

Junior college · 9

Lewis and Clark Community College logoLewis and Clark Community CollegeGodfrey · Region 24College of DuPage logoCollege of DuPageGlen Ellyn · Region 4Moraine Valley Community College logoMoraine Valley Community CollegePalos Hills · Region 4Illinois Valley Community College logoIllinois Valley Community CollegeOglesby · Region 4
Questions

Questions about Women's Tennis colleges in Illinois

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

How many colleges in Illinois have Women's Tennis?

46 colleges in Illinois have Women's Tennis programs: 11 Division I, 6 Division II, 15 Division III, 5 NAIA and 9 Junior college.

Which colleges in Illinois have Division I Women's Tennis?

Bradley University, Chicago State University, DePaul University, Eastern Illinois University, Illinois State University, Northern Illinois University, Northwestern University, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale and 3 more.

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

Lewis and Clark Community College has the lowest average net price at $2,781 a year after grants and scholarships.

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

The Region 4 has the most Women's Tennis programs in Illinois.

How do I contact Women's Tennis coaches in Illinois?

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