Understand the 4 stages of College: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior
Here we help you navigate the different levels of college education in the US – from first year to final year.
Everything you need to know about College in the US
Here on the blog you can read much more about what it is like to be a Student Athlete in College in the US and find answers to a lot of questions you may have.
Here we help you navigate the different levels of college education in the US – from first year to final year.
We explain what you need to know about high school in the US right here.
We give you an overview of the typical age of high school and college students in the US.
We take you through all of soccer’s rising popularity in the US right here.
Learn about the key differences between high school and college life in the US right here.
In collaboration with FANT, we have succeeded in helping a female soccer player from Sierra Leone get a full ride scholarship. We’ll tell you more about it here!
We explain how a typical preseason for college student athletes in the US works.
We give you an introduction to what Junior College is and why it’s a good idea for many.
Learn everything you need to know about GPA, including how it is calculated and why it is important in the college admissions process.
We explain the most important factors to consider when choosing a college.
We give you a quick overview of the educational opportunities at colleges and universities in the US.
We try to give you a basic understanding of College soccer in the US right here.
We give you our top tips to maximize your scholarship opportunities in the USA!
We give you the tools to answer the question yourself right here.
We’ll show you what a gap year in the US can offer you in terms of experiences and opportunities.
Here are the most important things you need to know about college life in the USA.
We explain everything you need to know about what scholarships are and how they work.
Here you will get an insight into the everyday life of a Student Athlete in College in the US.