Harvard University has a long and successful history in rowing, with its men's and women's teams consistently competing at the highest level.

Columbia University offers the most sports scholarships among the Ivy League universities, with over 300 scholarships available to student-athletes.

The minimum GPA required for an Ivy League sports scholarship is typically 3.5.

Yale University has a strong football program, with its team competing in the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS).

The average amount of an Ivy League sports scholarship is approximately $20,000.

Princeton University has a strong basketball program, with its men's and women's teams consistently competing in the NCAA Tournament.

The maximum amount of an Ivy League sports scholarship is $80,000.

Cornell University has a strong lacrosse program, with its men's and women's teams consistently competing at the highest level.

Approximately 20% of Ivy League student-athletes receive sports scholarships.

Harvard University has a strong soccer program, with its men's and women's teams consistently competing in the NCAA Tournament.

The average SAT score of an Ivy League student-athlete is approximately 1400.

Columbia University has a strong baseball program, with its team consistently competing in the NCAA Tournament.

The average ACT score of an Ivy League student-athlete is approximately 32.

Princeton University has a strong track and field program, with its men's and women's teams consistently competing at the highest level.

Approximately 5% of Ivy League student-athletes go on to play professional sports.