Catawba College men's Tennis competes in NCAA Division II as a member of the South Atlantic Conference. The coaching staff includes 3 coaches led by Ryan Little (relittle22@catawba.edu). The acceptance rate is 75% with an average net cost of $17,879/year.

47%

Graduation Rate

75%

Acceptance Rate

1,476

Enrollment

$17,879

Avg Net Cost

13:1

Student:Faculty

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