Trying to earn an athletic scholarship to compete in college can be confusing and frustrating, and it’s understandable if you have questions. Fortunately, we have answers to the questions we hear the [Read More]
Here are two facts you need to remember at all times: First, tweets live forever and can be seen by everyone in the world. The same is true for all of your posts to Instagram, Snapchat (hahaha if you thought that [Read More]
Basketball offers more opportunities to compete in college than any other sport. But, for most high school student-athletes, that doesn’t mean actually getting a scholarship will be easy. In fact, only roughly [Read More]
Regardless of where you are in your tennis recruiting process, you should be doing your homework. That includes making an honest assessment of your tennis skills, comparing yourself to the high school bios of [Read More]
When it comes to high-profile college recruiting, women’s swimming doesn’t quite have the media presence of football or basketball. That said, while the end goal is still to earn a [Read More]
Compared to what you might be accustomed to seeing in college athletics, the process of landing a scholarship for marching band can simply be confusing. That’s primarily because:
• Some schools actively recruit for marching band [Read More]
The recruiting process for women’s tennis can be confusing and difficult, and earning a college scholarship can be even harder. But if your goal is to earn a scholarship to compete in [Read More]
Traditionally, college football and basketball coaches most often look to high schools to award scholarships and assemble their teams. For men’s hockey, however, the path to a [Read More]
Thanks to media attention, most everyone is familiar with how the college football or basketball recruiting process works. But if you [Read More]
Unlike football or basketball, track and field is a team sport that’s focused on individual results. Therefore, it should be no surprise that the college recruiting and scholarship process is different as well. [Read More]
