One important consideration when choosing a college is whether you want to continue to participate in a sport and at what level you want to continue that participation. We offer information to athletes at all levels, and we can help guide you to a good fit for you. As part of our Undergraduate Admissions Program, we will work with you to find the right program for you, and we will help you connect with those programs and promote yourself. With advance planning, knowledge, and organization, we can find the right team for you!

In the media, much attention is directed at the high-level Division 1 programs, but there are a lot more divisions and conferences out there, which means that if you want to continue to participate in your sport at college, there’s a good chance there’s a team for you. We can help you decide which Division is right for you. We will work together to review the information about colleges that is available at the NCAA website, at each college’s website, and through other sources. You can search to find out which colleges offer your sport and how competitive each college is. The easiest way to find this out is by visiting the school’s athletic website. On their website, check to see if they offer your sport. If so, review the website to answer the following questions: Who are their coaches?; Who are the current team members and how do their skills compare to yours?; What are the team records? How competitive is the league in which they compete?; How would you have done at league championships? We can help you find good fits, and we can help you to promote yourself to the teams in which you are interested. Remember that no matter what school you are contacting, you are considered for your academic ability first and your athletic ability second. If you haven’t taken care of the basics (classes, test scores, etc.), you may find that the recruiting process is more difficult for you.