Our travel teams visit colleges and universities during trips to the mainland where they are eligible to pay in-state tuition via the Western Undergraduate Exchange program. We are the student-athlete's contact and liaison to the tournament coordinator and area colleges coaches. We assist the student-athletes in using personal video files and the Field Level platform to market and promote them to colleges and universities visited and whose recruiters attend the showcases.

All Juniors Should:

1. fill out questionnaires to schools you are interested in/will be showcasing for.
2. set up meetings/dates/times/locations you are playing for them to come see you in action
3. Aim to communicate with their head coaches/recruiting coordinators personally, regularly. understand the NCAA Dead, Quiet and Contact Periods
4. Learn about the program, their needs the season you seek to enter and share your videos directly with them
5. Notify us you're talking to a program. We will follow up.
6. Do your NCAA and FAFSA certifications
7. We can contact a school's coach on your behalf and endorse you personally.
8. work on producing your best GPA and fundamental skills/tools/knowledge/respect of the game
9. Be ready to begin your adventure....

Founded in 1987, the Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE, pronounced “woo-ee”) is a regional tuition-discount agreement administered by the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE). WUE enables students from one of 16 WICHE states and territories in the Western U.S. to enroll as nonresidents in 160+ participating public colleges and universities and pay 150 percent (or less) of the enrolling school’s resident tuition—which annually saves students an average of $9,000 each on the cost of nonresident tuition.

If you're a resident of one of WICHE’s 16 member states/U.S. territories (CNMI and Guam), you may be eligible for reduced tuition rate offered at 160+ participating WUE schools. Apply directly to your chosen WUE college or university (and not to WICHE itself). Some schools have special eligibility requirements or annual WUE admission quotas, found in that school’s WUE profile.

If you still have questions, contact the school’s office that administers WUE (admissions, financial aid, or the scholarship office), as indicated on the profile. Some schools automatically consider applicants from a WICHE state for the WUE rate, but many require that applicants request the WUE rate when applying for admission. Check to see if they have a special WUE application. Search for a WUE school.