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Osseo Senior High uses Honest Game to track initial eligibility
Osseo Senior High uses Honest Game to track initial eligibility
Osseo Senior High Athletics has partnered with Honest Game to provide a software solution and essential resources to ensure all high school students have an equitable opportunity to access college athletic opportunities. We know that accessing scholarships and college athletics requires not only a commitment to athletic training and competition but also a commitment to academic success.
Honest Game is our virtual athletic compliance software, transforming the confusing college athletic recruiting process into a manageable plan providing expert guidance every step of the way.
Honest Game transforms all student-athletes' academic transcripts into college athletic compliance ready-reports, including real-time NCAA and NAIA status updates and short-term achievable goals to meet academic eligibility and best post-secondary fit.
ALL of our high school student-athletes and their parents/guardians have access to an Honest Game account. Click here to see Honest Game in action.
Parents and students can also access information and resources on Honest Game’s blog.
If you have questions or concerns about your Honest Game account or information in your CARE Plan, please contact Michelle Mazanec, College and Career Specialist at mazanecm@district279.org.
pzq-cewa-gts (2022-01-26 at 16:03 GMT-8)Did you miss our "Guide to College Sports" presentation on January 26, 2022? Here is a recording of the presentation and important links for families.
Among the three NCAA divisions, Division I schools generally have the biggest student bodies, manage the largest athletics budgets and offer the most generous number of scholarships. Schools who are members of Division I commit to maintaining a high academic standard for student-athletes in addition to a wide range of opportunities for athletics participation.
With nearly 350 colleges and universities in its membership, Division I schools field more than 6,000 athletic teams, providing opportunities for more than 170,000 student-athletes to compete in NCAA sports each year.
Division II is a collection of more than 300 NCAA colleges and universities that provide thousands of student-athletes the opportunity to compete at a high level of scholarship athletics while excelling in the classroom and fully engaging in the broader campus experience. This balance, in which student-athletes are recognized for their academic success, athletics contributions and campus/community involvement, is at the heart of the Division II philosophy.
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