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It’s no surprise that some of the most competitive skiing and snowboarding programs are colleges where snow sports are the norm. Schools like the University of Colorado at Boulder and the University of Utah have top competing skiing and snowboarding teams. There are plenty of access to snow covered slopes for student athletes! If you plan to ski or snowboard at the collegiate level, then you could be eligible for college skiing scholarships. The competition for these winter sports is fierce at schools with access to ski slopes and snowboarding ramps. Be sure to reach out to the programs and colleges if you want to participate on their skiing or snowboarding teams. Check out our directory of college skiing scholarships and snowboarders to see if you have free college money available.

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