Regardless of the size of the marching band you want to join, the step up from high school marching band to a college marching band can be a big one. So, to help you put your best foot [Read More]
If you’re a track and field athlete who wants to compete in college on an athletic scholarship, you may primarily be looking at NCAA Division I and Division II schools. Since NCAA [Read More]
It’s official! The extended recruiting dead period that was implemented during COVID-19 is ending soon on June 1, 2021. You and your parents can finally meet face-to-face with college coaches during official or unofficial visits
The jump in competition from high school sports to college sports can be stunning.
To get recruited to play in college, you typically have to be one of the best high school athletes in your area. In college, you’re going to a [Read More]
If you’re hoping wrestling will be your ticket to a college scholarship, it’s important to know where you’ll find the best fit before you begin the recruiting process. Remember that only about [Read More]
If you’re looking to land a college scholarship for cheerleading, you almost always have to make the team first. And, in most cases, you have to make the team [Read More]
How To Choose The Perfect College Cheer Program
Searching for the right college cheer program is hard. Not only do you have to think about academics, but you have to consider the athletic program as well. However, the good news [Read More]
Why Going D1 Isn’t Always the Best Outcome for Soccer Players
Unpopular truth: sometimes D1 sports programs are not the best destination.
Perhaps this sounds like it is coming out of left field, and perhaps this is not what your friends, teammates [Read More]
Are Club Sports The Key To College Scholarships?
When it comes to being recruited to play in college, many people believe playing club sports will provide a leg up. Others feel the prominence of their school’s program [Read More]
What Can Division III Schools Offer You?
Most high school student-athletes dream of a full-ride scholarship at a Division I school. The reality may be different though, and many athletes will have to consider [Read More]