1.  I only want to compete for a top 10 gymnastics team in college:
Your focus should be on finding the right fit both academically and athletically even if it is not one of the top 10 gymnastics teams.
 
2.  My club coach is going to get me a scholarship:  
Many club coaches have great connections with the colleges, but don't rely soley on this for a scholarship.

3.  If I am walk on I will be treated differently then the others on scholarships:
this is a great question to ask the college coaches.  Typically the walk on athlete is expected to do the same as any other athlete on the team and treated the same as well.

4.  Small colleges have weak gymnastics teams:
Check out video footage of the smaller schools meets.  I think you will be surprised as to the increased skill level.

5.  I am only applying to my first choice schools:
It is best to have several "back up" options just in case you don't get accepted to your first choices.

6.   Coaches will only notice me if I compete at Level 10 Nationals:
Coaches realize injuries, illness and other things happen to gymnast.  Receiving a phone call and your webpage can be just as "eye catching" to the college coaches.

7.  The  college coach must want me since I keep receiving academic information:
Sometimes the college coach may not even know the university is sending you information.  Academic information is typically prompted by your test scores from high school.

8.  I don't need to tell the college coaches about all my injuries:
Starting the relationship with honesty and integrity is very important.

9.  I have to be strong on all four events to receive an athletic scholarship:
Many coaches are looking for the all around gymnast, but you never know when they might need an athlete on two or three events that you excel at. 

10.  I am only considering colleges where I can receive a full athletic scholarship:
Don't limit your options in the beginning.  If you find a school that has your academic interest you may be eligible for an academic and athletic combined scholarship.