What does it take to walk on in NCAA D3 Men's 300m Hurdles?

Across 27 NCAA D3 programs, the middle half of men's 300m Hurdles Walk-On standards run 43.00 to 46.39.

What 300m Hurdles time gets recruited in NCAA D3?

The middle half of NCAA D3 men's 300m Hurdles Recruit standards run 40.00 to 43.39, and Target standards run 40.39 to 41.33. Recruiting standards are not a guarantee of an offer.

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NCAA D3 Men's 300m Hurdles Recruiting Standards

Target, Recruit and Walk-On marks for every NCAA D3 program in the men's 300m Hurdles, most reachable Walk-On first. The middle half of programs: Target 40.39 to 41.33, Recruit 40.00 to 43.39, Walk-On 43.00 to 46.39. ★ = the school's own published standards.

School	Conference	Target	Recruit	Walk-On
University of Massachusetts Boston ★	Little East	–	40	48
Piedmont University	CCS	40.39	43.39	46.39
Asbury University	CCS	40.39	43.39	46.39
Belhaven University	CCS	40.39	43.39	46.39
Huntingdon College	CCS	40.39	43.39	46.39
Maryville College	CCS	40.39	43.39	46.39
Covenant College	CCS	40.39	43.39	46.39
Brooklyn College	CUNYAC	42.89	44.39	45.89
Nichols College	CCC	41.45	43.45	45.45
Western New England University	CCC	41.39	43.39	45.39
Suffolk University	CCC	41.33	43.33	45.33
Wentworth Institute of Technology	CCC	41.27	43.27	45.27
Gordon College	CCC	41.21	43.21	45.21
Roger Williams University	CCC	41.15	43.15	45.15
University of Hartford	CCC	41.09	43.09	45.09
Southwestern University ★	SAA	–	–	43.5
Bridgewater College ★	ODAC	–	–	43.00
Roanoke College ★	ODAC	–	–	41.99
Wesleyan University ★	NESCAC	–	39.00	41.80
Fredonia State	SUNYAC	38.64	39.88	40.88
Oneonta State	SUNYAC	38.64	39.76	40.76
University of Wisconsin-River Falls ★	WIAC	–	–	40.00
Delaware Valley University ★	Middle Atlantic Conference	–	42.00	–
Otterbein University ★	OAC	–	41.75	–
The Catholic University of America ★	Landmark Conference	–	41.00	–
Thiel College ★	Presidents AC	–	38.80	–
Tufts University ★	NESCAC	–	39	–

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