Demonstration with fictional data. Every athlete, school, roster and figure on these pages is invented. Results are computed by the real ScoutPath engine. Nothing you do here is saved.
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Redwood Plains University
NCAA Division II · Charleston, SC
70
Rank 5 · match score / 100
Explanation
Assembled only from the facts the engine computed.
Redwood Plains University (NCAA Division II) may be a reasonable match. NCAA Division II is one of the athlete's preferred competition levels. The institution offers Business Administration, Management and Operations (CIP 52.02), in line with the athlete's intended major. The athlete's US-equivalent GPA of 3.40 is comfortable for an admission rate of 66% (indicator; admission is decided by the institution).
Points against: the estimated annual cost of $40,500 exceeds the maximum budget of $30,000 by $10,500.
However, the program has not publicly confirmed an open midfielder position; NCAA Division II rules permit athletic aid; whether this program would offer any, and how much, is unknown. No amount is assumed; no roster is stored for this program, so positional depth is unknown.
Score by criterion
Bar: score out of 100. Right: share of the final score after importance levels.
- Sporting compatibility9831%
- Roster opportunityData missing: roster · ranked on the average of comparable programs—
- Academic compatibility10019%
- Financial compatibility519%
- Geographic compatibility1006%
- Development potential5519%
- Language and integration456%
Details
Sporting compatibility
- Athlete level: National-level amateur senior (6.5 on the ScoutPath scale, heuristic).
- Program level: NCAA Division II (7.0, heuristic).
- NCAA Division II is one of the athlete's preferred levels (+10).
Roster opportunity
- Missing: roster
Academic compatibility
- Awards the bachelor's degree the athlete aims for.
- Offers Business Administration, Management and Operations (CIP 52.02).
- Indicator, not a requirement: US-equivalent GPA 3.40 against an admission rate of 66% (heuristic). Admission is never guaranteed.
- Completion rate 60% (shown for information; prestige is not scored unless the athlete rates academic reputation as important).
- Missing: English requirement comparison
Financial compatibility
- Estimated annual cost for a nonresident student (2026-27 published figures): $40,500 (excludes travel, insurance and visa fees).
- No confirmed offer recorded for this program.
- Association rules: The association's rules permit athletics-based aid. Whether any is available for this athlete is not known. (dev fixture).
Geographic compatibility
- In the preferred South region.
Development potential
- Fall 2026 record 8-9-1 (47% points share).
- Missing: head coach tenure
Language and integration
- International (nonresident) undergraduates: 2% of the student body.
- Spoken languages on the roster are not recorded; nationality is not treated as a language.
- Missing: roster nationality data
Hard constraints
A failed constraint excludes the program; an unknown one asks for verification.
- Competition categoryPasses
Program competes in women's soccer.
- Program statusPasses
Program listed as active.
- Maximum budgetTo verify
Estimated cost exceeds the maximum budget by $10,500 a year; viable only with financial aid, and athletic aid is permitted under NCAA Division II rules, but availability is unverified.
- English requirementTo verify
No published English minimum is on file for this institution.
For and against
For
- NCAA Division II is one of the athlete's preferred competition levels.
- The institution offers Business Administration, Management and Operations (CIP 52.02), in line with the athlete's intended major.
- The athlete's US-equivalent GPA of 3.40 is comfortable for an admission rate of 66% (indicator; admission is decided by the institution).
- The campus is in the preferred South region.
Against
- The estimated annual cost of $40,500 exceeds the maximum budget of $30,000 by $10,500.
Uncertainties
What the agency should check before contacting the program.
- The program has not publicly confirmed an open midfielder position.
- NCAA Division II rules permit athletic aid; whether this program would offer any, and how much, is unknown. No amount is assumed.
- No roster is stored for this program, so positional depth is unknown.
- Estimated cost exceeds the maximum budget by $10,500 a year; viable only with financial aid, and athletic aid is permitted under NCAA Division II rules, but availability is unverified.
- Cost is an estimate from 2026-27 published figures and excludes travel, insurance and visa fees.
- Development fixture: this institution and program are fictional.
- For ranking only, the criteria without data here (roster opportunity) use the average of the other programs evaluated for this athlete: neither a penalty nor a bonus. The match score shown uses evaluated criteria only.
Simulated figures: estimated annual cost $40,500, roster of the fictional program, published English minimum. In the product these come from official sources, with a link and a date.