US Colleges & Universities – Becoming a Student-Athlete.

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US Colleges & Universities – Becoming a Student-Athlete

Importance of Academics Academic and Social Fit All levels are Competitive Academic Needs Social Needs What Coaches are Looking For Academic Level Character Level of Athlete Professional Career after Sports Coaches/School grade on GPA and Graduation Rate

How the Divisions Work Unlike anything you are familiar with in Europe/UK Four Divisions NCAA Division I Division II Division III NAIA Top Division I Schools Parity between Divisions Focus on the right fit

How Scholarships Work Academic Scholarships School grades Standardized Tests (SAT and/or ACT) TOEFL (For non-English speaking students) Determined by Admissions / University Athletic Scholarships Based on athletic level & impact on team Determined by Head Coach / Sport Specific Limits per sport Benefits of Academic Scholarships for coaches Stacking in Division I-II-NAIA Division III

Traditional Recruiting Methods ing or Contacting Coaches Difficulties Determining Real Interest Highlight Videos College ID Camps | Showcase Events Realities of ID Camps Drawbacks of Showcase Events Walk On

Why Coaches Look Overseas Higher Academic Level International Schools Prep/Boarding Schools More mature at 18 years old More Responsible Well Travelled More technical and tactically focused Compared to American athletes “Game Changers”

Benefits for Student-Athletes Applications Different path than standard student – “Shortcut” Deadline Dates Requirements Educational Resources Academic Advisors for scheduling Tutors, Study Hall, and other resources Top Flight Facilities and Transportations Other perks Housing Cafeterias | Meals

What we do – Our Success Relationships with over 1,200 colleges and universities Complete knowledge of recruiting and academic process Questionnaire Free pre-assessment of all athletes to ensure college level Live or via video Creation of highlight video and/or recruit profile Contact targeted schools and coaching staff Discuss interest, fit within team, and negotiate scholarships Our recruits average $10k more per year than standard athletes Skype call with coach and family with interested schools Assistance with eligibility, applications and process Support during all 4 years of college 100% of our recruits receive multiple scholarship offers