D3 college soccer offers more immediate playing time than D1 or D2, though with less intense recruiting and fewer offseason opportunities. Strong programs like Redlands and NESCAC schools compete in national tournaments. Consider your academics, injury history, and whether you want early minutes or a bigger name.
Not seeing your video, I don't actually know if that's possible, but the short answer would be on paper NPL and E64, NAL are all possible for Division 3. Division 3 soccer is amazing. Okay. It's a very high level. The only real difference is some kids prioritize academics, some kids got injured, some kids started the recruiting process late, so they didn't have a choice. And also during the offseason of Division 3, there's not as much soccer to be played. So naturally you might get some slightly less committed kids, but most Division 3 programs are very, very good, especially if they're going to the tournament. Like Redlands just won the conference. Redlands is an incredible D3. 3 program that most people don't know about. There are a couple kids on the team that are very capable of going pro because Redlands is a very good Division 3 school. The whole West Conference is very good at Division 3. So is the East Conference. The NESCAC schools are amazing. Well, remember, Division 3 is still super competitive, so you are not just going to play every minute just because. But you have to think about what you want for your life. Do you want to go to a Division 1 school or Division 2 school and not play for 2 years? Or do you want to go to a D3 school and maybe play all the time and, you know, be one of the better players and not have to compete with as many internationals? If you want to play Division 3 college soccer, comment "call" and we can schedule a call with you and your parents.
