1. PROSPECT DAY MEN’S LACROSSE THE UNIVERSITY OF TAMPA

3.  2015 NCAA Tournament  Ranked in the Top 10 in 2014 and 2015 final polls  2014 NCAA Final Four  15-4 record in 2015  16-3 record in 2104  2015 SSC Regular Season Champions (5-0)  2015 SSC Tournament Champions  2014 SSC Regular Season Champions (5-0)  2014 SSC Tournament Champions  2013 DSC Regular Season Champions  2012 DSC Regular Season Champions

4.  Positive, Hard Working  Team First  Play Fast – Play Strong  Recruiting:  Is the lifeblood of every program  Recruit the best to be the best  Every player that comes to Tampa will have an opportunity to play lacrosse

5.  Back to campus in August  Tryout for team in fall  Rosters set – Varsity / JV for fall  At Division II we have a 45 Day period  Lifting 3 days a week with Strength & Conditioning Staff  24 Practice Dates including  2 Dates of competition

6.  At Mercer  Vs. Cancer Event  Flash Store  Fall ball ends beginning of November  Dead Week before exams

7.  Winter workout packet  Focus: Strength, running, and lacrosse skills  Preseason :  Team returns to campus 1 week prior to first day of spring semester classes

8.  Practice MTWRF  GAMES MID WEEK AND SAT/SUN  ONE DAY OFF/WEEK  2 LIFT SESSIONS  FILM AND SCOUTING REPORTS  16 DATES OF COMPETITION  Sunshine State Conference Championship Tournament  NCAA Tournament

10. Facts and Figures, 2015-2016 8,037 students enrolled for Fall 2015 19 consecutive years of record enrollment Approximately 50% of students from Florida Students from 50 states and 140 countries About 1,400 international students 65% of full-time students live in campus housing Approximately 1,700 degrees conferred annually

11.  Full-time Undergraduate: Tuition and Fees: $27,044 Room and Board: $9,900 TOTAL: $36,944  Graduate Programs: $573/credit hour Continuing Studies: $399/credit hour Executive MBA Program: $45,126/two-year program total MFA in Creative Writing: $7,716/semester plus residence fee  Financial Aid  92% of students receive aid  $55 million in institutional aid  $160 million total aid (includes grants, loans and campus employment)

12. ACADEMIC PROFILE  Average SAT: 1,110  Average GPA: 3.3 MAJORS  Academics  About 200 academic programs of study  College of Arts and Letters  College of Natural and Health Sciences  College of Social Science, Mathematics and Education  Sykes College of Business (AACSB accredited)  Graduate Studies: 11 master's programs and nine concentrations —three MBA programs (seven concentrations), M.S. in Accounting, M.S. in Finance, M.S. in Marketing, M.Ed. in Education, M.S. in Instructional Design and Technology, M.S. in Nursing (two concentrations), M.S. in Exercise Science and Nutrition, and MFA in Creative Writing

13. Numerous worldwide study abroad options Learning by Doing: an undergraduate research and internship program Academic Success Center (including Advising, Academic Excellence programs, Student Transition and Persistence, Student Disability Services and Academic Exploration) Honors Program First Year Seminar program Saunders Writing Center More than 40 different kinds of experiential learning 1,000 internship opportunities Honors, Leadership and Entrepreneurial Residential Learning Communities 120 leadership program offered 407 programs/events sponsored by the Health and Wellness Center Honors courses taught by master professors 1:17 faculty-to-student ratio Average class size: 21

14. Most Popular Undergraduate Majors* International Business Biology/Environmental Science Finance Management Marketing Criminal Justice Psychology Nursing Communication Marine Science Sport Management Allied Health Accounting Advertising and Public Relations Education Entrepreneurship Government and World Affairs Economics Film and Media Arts Management Information Systems English/Writing Human Performance Chemistry and Biochemistry Musical Theatre, Theatre and Dance Entrepreneurship Center

16. Campus Facts 105 landscaped acres with 58 buildings, including 11 residence halls Excellent athletic and fitness facilities 38 safety personnel provide 24/7 campus coverage

17. Online Profile Upload Video & Transcripts Attend Fall/Spring Prospect Camp Update Transcripts &SAT/ACT Attend Summer Overnight Prospect Camp Coaches Evaluation Academic/Lacrosse Fit Sophomore Cycle Junior Cycle Make Official Visit to Tryout with team Coaches Final Evaluation / Financial Package NLI Signing Application Housing Deposit Senior Cycle

18.  Question & Answer panel of The University of Tampa Players and Coaches