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Team sports
Team sports scholarships in United States universities
- Soccer
- Basketball
- Lacrosse
- Hockey
- Softball
- Rowing
- Waterpolo
- Baseball
Individual Sports
Individual sports scholarships in United States universities
- Tenis
- Golf
- Rhythmic gymnastics
- Gymnastics
- Athletics
- Equestrian
- Fencing
- Olympic Fight
Women's sports
Sports played exclusively by women
- Volleyball
- Softball
Increase your chances of successxWhy W2A Management?
Thanks to our experience in sports scholarship processes in North American universities, we know the key points to focus on and the tools to use to ensure a successful conclusion.
Video and sports scouting
We draw up a complete sports dossier including a highlights video and a scouting report.
Promotion in the US
We promote your dossier among all universities that meet your academic and sports goals.
Complementary actions
We accompany you when Skypeing with coaches. We organize your visits to universities and propose additional actions such as Recruiting Camps and Tournaments in the US.
GPA
Average academic grade
- An average of at least 5 is required.
- Grades for the last 4 years
- The GPA can affect the size of the academic scholarship to complete the sports scholarship.
SAT
Entrance exam for American universities
- The required grade depends on the GPA
- In general, the minimum is 850-900
- The exam can be resat in order to improve the grade
- It consists of a math part and a reading comprehension part
TOEFL
The TOEFL exam is required to demonstrate English language ability
- The grade must be above at least 61
- The exam can be resat in order to improve the grade
- It consists of four parts: reading, writing, listening and speaking
- Some international scholarships are awarded according to the TOEFL mark
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY SYSTEM
ALMOST 2000 UNIVERSITIES WITH HIGH-LEVEL SPORTS TEAMS
NCAA
Made up of over 1100 academic institutions, all of them 4-year college-undergraduates, grouped into three divisions. DIV I, II, and III.
Three divisions and more than 1100 universities.
- NCAA I: More than 340 universities, representing 49 US States. These are medium and large universities with high budgets for scholarships, which results in a very high competitive level in all sports..
- NCAA II:Made up of 315 universities from 44 US States, together with the Canadian province of British Columbia. In general, these are small or medium-sized universities, and in many cases rural. They have a budget for sports scholarships, although this is lower than for DIV I. The required sports level is high.
- NCAA III: 450 Universities with a much more academic than sporting profile do not have a budget for sports scholarships, although sport is a differential value for access to other types of financial aid. Medium-high competition level.
NAIA
More than 250 4-year universities. Its sporting level is similar to NCAA DIV II.
Two divisions and more than 250 universities.
- NAIA I & II: 250 Universities, divided into two divisions. The vast majority are small or medium-sized universities, with some academic specialization. They have a budget for sports scholarships. The sports level is high, although slightly lower than NCAA II.
NCAA
More than 620 2-year Junior Colleges, divided into two associations. The sports level varies enormously.
Two associations and more than 600 universities.
- NJCAA: More than 500 universities, grouped into three divisions. DIV I and II have a budget for sports scholarships, with varying competition levels. DIV III does not have a budget for sports scholarships. The sports level is medium-high.
- CCCAA: Association that groups together more than 100 Junior Colleges in the State of California. They do not have a budget for sports scholarships. The sports level is medium-high.