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College: General Information
Starting out:
- Start looking at schools in your freshman year and keep exploring through out high school.
- Make contact. Reach out to coaches. Make an introduction to your schools of interest.
- Pay visits to universities. Compare campus facilities and programs. See what fits your needs.
- Attend college soccer games, follow teams. Involve yourself in the collegiate process.
- Send Coaches frequent emails with your game schedules and up coming events.
- Make an appointment with your high school counselor to discuss your options.
Recruiting:
- Write down the schools that interest you. Be realistic and include all your options. Do not only look at D1 schools.
- Reach out all over. There are many colleges NCAA Division 1,2,3, NAIA and NJCAA. These schools can also host outstanding academic and soccer programs.
Eligibility:
- Visit NCAA Eligibility Center . Try to register prior to your Junior year. Have your high school counselor assist you. They will need to send your info to the NCAA.
- Visit NAIA Eligibility Center or NJCAA for more information
Financial Aid :
- Visit NCAA Scholarship Information
- Other Resources- FAFSA and Cal Grants
Academic requirements:
- You will need to take the SAT or ACT Tests. Try to prepare no later than your junior year. Potential Retesting.
- Visit www.collegeboard.org or www.act.org for more information
Student Athlete requirements for D1:
- 4 x 4 = 16 Core Courses (Completed)
- 4 English courses (one per year)
- 4 math courses (one per year)
- 4 science courses (one per year)
- 4 social science (and/or additional) courses (one per year)
More info here: 2018 Guide for the College- Bound, Student- Athlete
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