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Westbrook University
NCAA Division III · Nashville, TN
75
Excluded · not ranked
Explanation
Assembled only from the facts the engine computed.
Westbrook University (NCAA Division III) is excluded because it fails at least one hard constraint. See the constraint list for the reason.
Score by criterion
Bar: score out of 100. Right: share of the final score after importance levels.
- Sporting compatibility9823%
- Roster opportunity9027%
- Academic compatibility7214%
- Financial compatibility014%
- Geographic compatibility1005%
- Development potential8514%
- Language and integration435%
Details
Sporting compatibility
- Athlete level: National-level amateur senior (6.5 on the ScoutPath scale, heuristic).
- Program level: NCAA Division III (5.5, heuristic).
- Height 168 cm; the program's midfielders on the Fall 2026 roster: median 170 cm (7 listed). Weight of height at this position: 0.2 (heuristic).
Roster opportunity
- Estimated opportunity: projected depth below typical
- 7 midfielders listed on the Fall 2026 roster.
- 1 of them listed as senior or graduate student with no listed remaining eligibility (potential departures, not confirmed).
- Projected Fall 2027 depth before unannounced recruits: 6; typical after departures: 8 (median of current college rosters; typical current depth 10).
Academic compatibility
- Awards the bachelor's degree the athlete aims for.
- Offers Business Administration, Management and Operations (CIP 52.02).
- Requirement: Scores below published minimums (TOEFL iBT 92 vs 100).
- Indicator, not a requirement: US-equivalent GPA 3.40 against an admission rate of 34% (heuristic). Admission is never guaranteed.
- Completion rate 84% (shown for information; prestige is not scored unless the athlete rates academic reputation as important).
Financial compatibility
- Estimated annual cost for a nonresident student (2026-27 published figures): $66,800 (excludes travel, insurance and visa fees).
- No confirmed offer recorded for this program.
- Association rules: Division III institutions do not award athletics-based aid. (dev fixture).
Geographic compatibility
- In the preferred South region.
Development potential
- Fall 2026 record 12-5-2 (68% points share).
- Missing: head coach tenure
Language and integration
- 0 of 21 rostered players are from outside the US (0%).
- International (nonresident) undergraduates: 5% of the student body.
- Spoken languages on the roster are not recorded; nationality is not treated as a language.
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 $36,800 a year; viable only with financial aid, and NCAA Division III does not award athletic aid, so only academic or need-based aid could close it.
- English requirementFails
Scores below published minimums (TOEFL iBT 92 vs 100).
For and against
For
- The athlete's level fits NCAA Division III (ScoutPath heuristic: at or slightly above the division's level).
- The Fall 2026 roster lists 7 midfielders, 1 of them listed as senior or graduate student (potential departures, not confirmed); estimated depth for Fall 2027 before unannounced recruits is 6, against a typical 8 (estimate, not a statement by the program).
- 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 34% (indicator; admission is decided by the institution).
- The campus is in the preferred South region.
- The program went 12-5-2 in Fall 2026.
Against
- The estimated annual cost of $66,800 exceeds the maximum budget of $30,000 by $36,800.
- Scores below published minimums (TOEFL iBT 92 vs 100).
Uncertainties
What the agency should check before contacting the program.
- The program has not publicly confirmed an open midfielder position.
- NCAA Division III does not award athletic scholarships; only academic or need-based aid may apply.
- Academic class is not remaining eligibility: listed seniors may return through a redshirt year, an extra year or graduate study.
- Estimated cost exceeds the maximum budget by $36,800 a year; viable only with financial aid, and NCAA Division III does not award athletic aid, so only academic or need-based aid could close it.
- Cost is an estimate from 2026-27 published figures and excludes travel, insurance and visa fees.
- Some player nationalities are inferred from hometowns, not listed.
- Development fixture: this institution and program are fictional.
Simulated figures: estimated annual cost $66,800, roster of the fictional program, published English minimum. In the product these come from official sources, with a link and a date.