JUNIOR COLLEGE TRACK & FIELD
JUCO: the scholarship path most families skip
Two years at a junior college, often on scholarship, then a transfer to a four-year school. Here is who pays, what they run, and where their athletes go next.
166
JUCO programs that can give track scholarships
729
JUCO athletes now on four-year teams’ top marks (297 at D1)
20 + 10
Track + cross country scholarships allowed per team
Who pays
Full scholarships
57
NJCAA Division I colleges
Can cover tuition, fees, housing, meals and books.
Tuition & books
109
NJCAA Division II colleges
Can cover tuition, fees and books. Not housing or meals.
No athletic aid
159
NJCAA Division III + California community colleges
Academic and need-based aid only.
What it takes to get recruited
High school marks. Recruited = the middle of scholarship JUCO rosters. Scholarship $ = their top quarter.
Girls
| Event | Recruited | Scholarship $ |
|---|---|---|
| 100m | 12.70 | 12.21 |
| 200m | 26.77 | 25.65 |
| 400m | 1:01.72 | 58.52 |
| 800m | 2:35.34 | 2:25.45 |
| 1600m | 5:56.94 | 5:37.57 |
| 3200m | 12:05.54 | 11:27.08 |
| 100m Hurdles | 15.84 | 14.47 |
| High Jump | 1.48m | 1.56m |
| Pole Vault | 3.16m | 3.45m |
| Long Jump | 5.12m | 5.47m |
| Triple Jump | 11.39m | 11.85m |
| Shot Put | 10.28m | 11.43m |
| Discus | 32.06m | 39.02m |
| Javelin | 25.17m | 31.91m |
Boys
| Event | Recruited | Scholarship $ |
|---|---|---|
| 100m | 11.24 | 10.89 |
| 200m | 22.76 | 22.11 |
| 400m | 51.48 | 49.36 |
| 800m | 2:01.61 | 1:57.15 |
| 1600m | 4:43.23 | 4:26.98 |
| 3200m | 9:59.79 | 9:31.80 |
| 110m Hurdles | 15.22 | 14.62 |
| High Jump | 1.89m | 2.01m |
| Pole Vault | 4.03m | 4.50m |
| Long Jump | 6.55m | 6.98m |
| Triple Jump | 13.71m | 14.45m |
| Javelin | 41.76m | 50.04m |
Boys' shot put and discus are left out: college throws a heavier implement than high school.
Where JUCO athletes go next
Athletes from the last two JUCO seasons now in four-year teams’ top marks this season.
JUCOs sending the most athletes on
Four-year teams taking the most JUCO athletes
- Minn St Mankato D213
- Alabama D111
- Eastern New Mexico D211
- Northwestern State D110
- Central Methodist NAIA10
- Alabama State D19
- Arkansas-Pine Bluff D19
- South Florida D18
- Emporia St D28
- Kansas State D17
- Utah Valley D17
- Angelo State D27
Every JUCO program
166 programs
- Amarillo CollegeWomen · MenFull scholarships
TX · NJCAA Division I
- ASA MiamiWomen · MenFull scholarships
FL · NJCAA Division I
- Barton County CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
KS · NJCAA Division I
- Blinn CollegeWomen · MenFull scholarships
TX · NJCAA Division I
- Bossier Parish CCWomenFull scholarships
LA · NJCAA Division I
- Butler CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
KS · NJCAA Division I
- Central ArizonaWomen · MenFull scholarships
AZ · NJCAA Division I
- Central Wyoming CollegeWomen · MenFull scholarships
WY · NJCAA Division I
- Chipola CollegeWomenFull scholarships
FL · NJCAA Division I
- Cisco CollegeWomenFull scholarships
TX · NJCAA Division I
- Cloud County CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
KS · NJCAA Division I
- Coahoma CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
MS · NJCAA Division I
- Coffeyville CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
KS · NJCAA Division I
- Colby CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
KS · NJCAA Division I
- Colorado Northwestern CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
CO · NJCAA Division I
- Crowder CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
MO · NJCAA Division I
- Dodge City CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
KS · NJCAA Division I
- El Paso CCMenFull scholarships
TX · NJCAA Division I
- Essex CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
NJ · NJCAA Division I
- Fort Hays Tech NorthwestWomen · MenFull scholarships
KS · NJCAA Division I
- Fort Scott CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
KS · NJCAA Division I
- Garden City CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
KS · NJCAA Division I
- Gaston CollegeWomenFull scholarships
NC · NJCAA Division I
- Georgia Highlands CollegeWomenFull scholarships
GA · NJCAA Division I
- Hagerstown CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
MD · NJCAA Division I
- HarcumWomen · MenFull scholarships
PA · NJCAA Division I
- Hill CollegeWomen · MenFull scholarships
TX · NJCAA Division I
- Hinds CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
MS · NJCAA Division I
- Hutchinson CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
KS · NJCAA Division I
- Independence CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
KS · NJCAA Division I
- Indian Hills CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
IA · NJCAA Division I
- Iowa Central CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
IA · NJCAA Division I
- Iowa Western CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
IA · NJCAA Division I
- Lamar Community CollegeWomen · MenFull scholarships
CO · NJCAA Division I
- Meridian CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
MS · NJCAA Division I
- Metropolitan CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
MO · NJCAA Division I
- Montgomery CollegeWomen · MenFull scholarships
MD · NJCAA Division I
- Neosho County CCWomen · MenFull scholarships
KS · NJCAA Division I
- New Mexico JCWomen · MenFull scholarships
NM · NJCAA Division I
- NMMIWomenFull scholarships
NM · NJCAA Division I
Questions families ask
Do junior colleges give track and field scholarships?
Many do. NJCAA Division I colleges can give full scholarships (tuition, fees, housing, meals and books). NJCAA Division II colleges can cover tuition, fees and books. NJCAA Division III colleges and California community colleges give no athletic aid.
How many track scholarships can a JUCO give?
Up to 20 for track and field plus 10 for cross country per team at the scholarship levels. Most coaches split them, so many athletes get part of one.
Can you go from a JUCO to a D1 school?
Yes. This season we found 297 athletes from the last two JUCO seasons in the top marks at D1 programs, and 432 more at D2, NAIA and D3. Most JUCO athletes transfer after two seasons.
Who is JUCO a good fit for?
Athletes whose marks are just below four-year recruiting lines, late developers, athletes who need to raise grades, and families who want two cheaper years first. Distance and throws are where JUCO lines sit furthest below NAIA.
Where does your mark land, JUCO included?
The free Reality Report reads your marks against D1, D2, D3, NAIA and the scholarship JUCOs.
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