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Time management tips for student-athletes

Time management tips for student-athletes

Student-athletes face a unique balancing act between academic and athletic demands. Juggling coursework with practices and competitions requires masterful time management. By prioritizing tasks, setting realistic goals, and developing consistent routines,...

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Clemson University

Clemson University

In the Fall of 2023, the men's soccer team of Clemson University became the national champion in the NCAA Division 1. Reason enough for us to take a deeper look into the university and what it stands for. Academics Clemson University, located in Clemson, South...

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Finding the right college

Finding the right college

For many aspiring student-athletes, choosing the right college and athletic division is a crucial decision that can significantly impact both their academic and athletic careers. Every year many student-athletes want to transfer after their first year, due to...

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5 unique college soccer stadiums

5 unique college soccer stadiums

College soccer in the USA comes with a lot of passion and energy. While the popularity continues to soar, some college soccer stadiums stand out as truly exceptional venues for players and spectators. Below, we will explore five unique college soccer stadiums that...

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Volleyball record

Volleyball record

In the world of sports, records are made to be broken. Last month, a volleyball record was broken by the University of Nebraska, Lincoln Volleyball program. Records The women's volleyball team broke the world record for the largest attendance ever at a women's...

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Ben Shelton

Ben Shelton

Tonight, former college tennis student-athlete, Ben Shelton, plays in the semifinals of this year's U.S. Open edition against Novak Djokovic. Shelton played college tennis for the University of Florida. In his freshman year, he clinched the Gators’ first team national...

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What is the NCAA Eligibility Center?

What is the NCAA Eligibility Center?

For aspiring student-athletes, the path to US college athletics often involves navigating a complex web of rules and regulations. If you want to compete in one of the NCAA divisions, the NCAA Eligibility Center is a crucial entity in this journey. But what is it, and...

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Big or small university

Big or small university

Choosing the right university is a pivotal decision in any student's academic journey. For student-athletes, choosing between a big or small university can significantly impact both academic and athletic experiences. Below you find described the benefits and...

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Duke University

Duke University

Duke University is a prestigious private research university located in Durham, North Carolina, United States. Established in 1838, Duke is renowned for its academic excellence, rigorous research programs, and vibrant campus community. Academics The university offers...

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Why universities award athletic scholarships

Why universities award athletic scholarships

The Role and Rationale Behind University Athletic Scholarships The practice of awarding athletic scholarships is a cornerstone of college sports programs. These scholarships serve as a bridge between the pursuit of higher education and the dedication to sports...

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4 College recruiting video tips

4 College recruiting video tips

In the competitive realm of college recruitment, a well-crafted athletic recruiting video can be your ticket to catching the eyes of college coaches. It's your opportunity to showcase your skills, personality, and potential concisely and compellingly. In crafting your...

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7 tips to study for the TOEFL

7 tips to study for the TOEFL

The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) IBT is an essential examination for non-native English speakers seeking admission to US universities. Scoring well on the TOEFL is crucial for showcasing proficiency in the English language. However, preparing for such...

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5 Misconceptions about athletic scholarships

5 Misconceptions about athletic scholarships

College athletic scholarships can be a fantastic opportunity for talented student-athletes to pursue both their academic and athletic passions simultaneously. These scholarships can be a game-changer for gifted athletes, but several myths surround them. Let's debunk...

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What is a redshirt year?

What is a redshirt year?

In college athletics, the NCAA and NAIA provide you with 5 calendar years to play 4 seasons of sports starting from the time you enroll as a full-time student. One of the 5 years could be used as a redshirt year, but what is a redshirt year exactly? What is a redshirt...

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Berry College

Berry College

Berry College is a private liberal arts college in Mount Berry, Georgia, United States. Founded in 1902, Berry is known for its stunning campus spanning over 27,000 acres of woodlands, meadows, and picturesque landscapes. It is one of the largest college campuses in...

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Christopher Eubanks

Christopher Eubanks

Former college tennis student-athlete, Christopher Eubanks, had an amazing run at this year's Wimbledon edition. During his Wimbledon debut at the 2023 tournament, he had wins over 12th seed, Cameron Norrie (former college tennis player at TCU) and 5th seed Stefanos...

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Can I lose my scholarship?

Can I lose my scholarship?

In a perfect world, all athletic scholarships in college athletics would be guaranteed for four years (and in some cases this is true), but unfortunately, the reality is that scholarship renewal policies can vary widely by division, conference, and University. It is...

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Tips for an easy college transition

Tips for an easy college transition

In about 8 weeks, our 2023 recruits are about to make their journey to their new home for the next four years. The first few months of college can definitely be an adjustment, and it is normal to have moments of homesickness as you adapt to your new environment. We,...

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College soccer transfer

College soccer transfer

Congrats to our GK, Hanne Breur, who earned a well-deserved college soccer transfer to the University of Nevada, Las Vegas! We mention to most of our student-athletes that they should not get too hung up on what division they will play in. Sometimes it is better to...

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Signed your scholarship, now what?

Signed your scholarship, now what?

The end of the school year is an exciting time for our senior-year high school student-athletes, as it marks the close of one journey and brings excitement for the start of another. Many students have by now signed their scholarships and decided on where they will...

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What are my options to study in the US?

What are my options to study in the US?

If you want to pursue a post-secondary degree in the USA, you have several paths you can take. There are three different types of institutions in the US offering post-secondary degrees: Community colleges Universities/Colleges Liberal arts colleges Community Colleges...

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What is a “student-athlete”?

What is a “student-athlete”?

Colleges and universities offer a variety of academic, athletic, and social pursuits for students to participate in throughout their time on campus.  One of the most popular extracurricular activities is college athletics, and you may have heard the term...

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What are Community Colleges?

What are Community Colleges?

According to National Center for Education Statistics, a little over 4000-degree colleges in the United States. These include universities and colleges, but over 1000 institutions are also community colleges. Below, we will describe what a community college is and why...

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Lore commits to Georgia Gwinnett College

Lore commits to Georgia Gwinnett College

Our partnership with UVVA has resulted in another success story. This time it is Lore van Onsem, who plays for UVVA U-20, who is going to study in the USA with a soccer scholarship. UVVA really knows what it takes to be successful in America, and college coaches are...

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What is college athletics?

What is college athletics?

When people think of college sports in the US, they often picture a packed football or basketball stadium and a crowd going wild when the star quarterback scores a touchdown. Collegiate sports is, however, so much more than that and includes a wide variety of sports...

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What is a GPA?

What is a GPA?

If you are thinking about continuing your education in the USA, then your GPA is a very important number to keep an eye on. What is a GPA and how do I calculate it? GPA stands for “grade point average” and it is a standardized way of measuring academic achievement in...

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Difference between College and University

Difference between College and University

We often get the question if there is a difference between a college and a university.  Although there are definitely differences between a college and a university, there are also misconceptions about this topic. In the United States, the words “college” and...

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College voetbal webinar 2023

College voetbal webinar 2023

Heb jij altijd al willen voetballen en studeren in Amerika?  Noteer dan nu vrijdag 24 maart a.s. in je agenda. Van 19.00 tot 20.30 uur hosten wij dan, in samenwerking met onze partner UVVA, namelijk een gratis college voetbal webinar. Tijdens de webinar zal je nuttige...

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Volleyball ambassador spotlight

Volleyball ambassador spotlight

We would like to introduce to you our volleyball ambassador Ruth Zijlstra. It had always been a dream of hers to go to the United States to play sports and go to university. When Ruth was 22 her dream became a reality. She got a full athletic scholarship to play...

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NAIA

NAIA

NAIA stands for National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. The NAIA is a small body of athletics programs that are dedicated to character-driven intercollegiate athletics. All experiences in the NAIA are centered around the student-athlete. Over 65,000...

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NCAA recruiting calendar

NCAA recruiting calendar

All universities that compete in the NCAA are only allowed to recruit in a specific timeframe throughout the year. Recruiting calendars help to promote the well-being of prospective student-athletes and coaches. It ensures competitive fairness by defining specific...

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Spotlight

Spotlight

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Testimonial Tuesday with Family Bisht

Testimonial Tuesday with Family Bisht

This week the parents of Vaibhav Bisht tell us all about their recruiting experience with us. "Being a mother of a student-athlete will recommend the services of MADE Scholarships to all the parents planning for College scholarship recruitment in the US for their...

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College Voetbal Webinar

College Voetbal Webinar

Heb jij altijd al willen voetballen en studeren in Amerika?  Noteer dan nu vrijdag 11 November in je agenda. Van 19.00 tot 20.30 uur hosten wij dan, in samenwerking met onze partner UVVA, namelijk een gratis college voetbal webinar. Tijdens de webinar zal je nuttige...

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Testimonial Tuesday with Alexandra Leisibach

Testimonial Tuesday with Alexandra Leisibach

This week Alexandra tells us all about her experience playing tennis at Cumberland University: "I just started my junior year as a math major, and so far I absolutely love it here in the USA. When I first arrived as a freshman I was very nervous because I didn‘t know...

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Back to school tips

Back to school tips

A few back-to-school tips for the start of the school year: Plan out your week Make a schedule of when you are going to study for certain tests, do your homework, write your papers, and prepare for your game. This way you won't fall behind. Take advantage of the...

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NAIA VS NCAA: what is the difference?

NAIA VS NCAA: what is the difference?

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is oftentimes the most known by many aspiring college athlete students but it is also possible that you might have heard of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA).

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Myths about athletic scholarships

Myths about athletic scholarships

There is much misinformation and myths going around about getting athletic scholarships and studying in the US so let’s debunk some of them: Everyone that applies gets a Full scholarship. We wish it was true, but it doesn’t work like that. The percentage of athletes...

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