If your goal is to make a women’s college hockey team, your odds of making any NCAA roster are about 5 to 1 which, compared to other sports, is pretty favorable. In fact, with about [Read More]
If you’re a high-school-age men’s lacrosse player and just beginning the recruiting process, you may have a lot of questions. So, to help you get your recruiting rolling, check out [Read More]
In high school athletics, the common assumption is that only the athletes in competition get scholarships and the band is simply there to support the team and show school spirit. However, just [Read More]
Cheerleading is not an NCAA sport, so there is no structured system to award college scholarships. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t cheerleading scholarships available. You just have [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]
Combining Athletic and Academic Scholarships
While the term “student-athlete” is thrown about often in the recruiting process, much of the emphasis is placed on “athlete.” Most athletes are hoping for an athletic scholarship to play in college [Read More]
Here’s how to tour colleges on a budget during your recruiting journey!
Before making any commitment to a school, most recruits will tour a college to check out the athletic facilities, the housing options, [Read More]
A common question we receive is “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 [Read More]
When it comes to scholarships, every high school athlete is looking for that “full ride.” That is a scholarship that covers four years of your tuition, books, room and board, and more. That’s why [Read More]
Many athletes and parents mistakenly believe that if you can’t get an athletic scholarship, you can’t play in college. The reality is that most college athletes do not have athletic scholarships. The demand is way too high, and the [Read More]