College Student-Athletes
Time to Thrive.
You chose a college to play, learn, and thrive. That decision prioritized your commitment to being a competitive athlete while balancing your academic ambition.
As a scholar-athlete, YD3 supports you throughout college, cultivating the skills, experiences, and connections that enhance your career preparation. Our free college program, designed for you by subject matter experts and YD3 mentors, helps to nurture your development as a leader, contributor, collaborator, and creator. Mentorship for college student-athletes also is available at accessible rates.
Become a YD3 College Member to learn of upcoming events and benefits for college student-athletes starting in 2027.
Mentorship
Our mentors, Division III college grads, know that being a student-athlete in college is not always smooth sailing. When you face a situation, struggle with an issue, or grapple with balancing the demands of being a student-athlete, a mentor can be a guiding light. Mentors provide support and encouragement to help push through times of overwhelm and accelerate your growth in and beyond athletics.
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Career
Building your resume and exploring professional fields is an important part of your college experience. The YD3 community includes alumni working in business, law, technology, entertainment, medicine, education, design fields, among other industries. As a member of that community, you have access to career programming, internship opportunities, and entry-level jobs. Join YD3 College to be notified about career webinars and new offerings developed for college student-athletes.
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With her father, Tom Eccleston, Assistant Head at The Hill School, at the US Open through Tatumn’s work with Deloitte.
Development
A central pillar of YD3 is education and we fully embrace that commitment. Our programming team collaborates with an expert board of advisors to produce webinars, roundtables and research to enhance your performance as a student-athlete and help prepare you for what comes after your college career.