Your questions
about college sport.

We help athletes find a college where they can study and play their sport. Our team builds your recruiting profile and highlight video, contacts suitable coaches, and helps you compare offers. We also guide you through eligibility, enrollment and visa paperwork, including the I-20. Your local team stays in touch with our college-side support after you arrive.

Our athletes attend colleges across the USA and Canada. The Results page shows published athlete profiles and past placements. Current profiles include full names and profile links; historical entries use the shortened names in our records. We leave out incomplete records.

No. Colleges decide who joins their teams and what scholarships they offer. We assess your options and help you find suitable programs. If you need more preparation, we explain what to work on.

There is no single standard for college sport. NCAA Divisions I, II and III, the NAIA and junior colleges recruit at different levels. The evaluation helps us identify where your sporting ability and grades may fit.

We work with athletes pursuing NCAA Divisions I, II and III, the NAIA, NJCAA junior colleges, CCCAA colleges in California and U Sports universities in Canada. We help you choose programs that fit your sporting level, grades and budget.

Your initial evaluation is free, with no obligation. If you choose our placement service, a fee applies. We explain the fee and what is included before you sign an agreement.

Some scholarships cover part of the cost of attending college; others cover most of it. The amount depends on your sport, the college and its division. We discuss what may be realistic for you and help you review scholarship offers.

Not necessarily. For NCAA Divisions I and II, your age and when you first enrolled full time affect how much eligibility you have left. Other college associations have different rules. Send us your date of birth and study history so we can help you check your options. Your college and the NCAA Eligibility Center confirm NCAA eligibility.

It can. For NCAA Divisions I and II, full-time study at a college outside the US or at a junior college can start your eligibility period, and age may start it earlier. Tell us where you have studied and your enrollment dates. We can help you understand what needs to be checked with the NCAA Eligibility Center.

It depends on the colleges you apply to. We help you check their admissions and English-language test requirements. SAT and TOEFL preparation is included in our service, and we plan test dates around your sporting season.

The process usually takes 12 to 18 months from your first evaluation to arriving on campus, though some athletes move faster. Starting early gives you more time to prepare, take or retake tests, and contact coaches before team places and scholarship budgets fill up.

We review your sporting and academic background, then email you about the college levels that may suit you and the next steps. If you need more preparation, we explain what to work on. Submitting the form does not commit you to our paid service.

You are requesting a free evaluation for your child, without committing to a paid service. After we explain the options, you and your child decide whether to continue. Parents are welcome in the conversation from the start.

Yes. Your advisor or local team stays in touch with our college-side support in the US throughout your studies. We can also help with a transfer or internships. After graduation, you remain part of our network of 3,000+ athletes placed since 2008.