College Sports In The U.S. - Make It Happen

The recruiting process involves connecting student-athletes with U.S. college coaches through highlight videos, academic records, athletic resumes, and direct communication. Coaches evaluate talent, academics, and eligibility before making scholarship offers. Starting early, being proactive, and staying organized is key to success. We recommend to start the recruiting process ideally at least 18-24 months before the desired starting date at college in the U.S.

Athletic scholarships are awarded by U.S. colleges based on athletic ability, academic performance, and team needs. To increase your chances, prepare a strong highlight video, maintain good grades, and actively reach out to coaches. Working with us can help you target the right schools and maximize your scholarship opportunities.

Yes, transfers are common in U.S. college sports. However, the rules differ by association and division. The NCAA and NAIA have specific transfer regulations that can affect eligibility and scholarship availability. It’s important to plan carefully and communicate with both your current and potential future coaches.

A strong highlight video should be 5–7 minutes long, showcasing your best plays, technical skills, and game IQ. Start with your most impressive moments, use clear, high-quality footage, and include your jersey number. Add a brief introduction with your name, position, height, graduation year, and contact info.