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Three paths to college soccer: junior colleges as two-year stepping stones, NCAA divisions I-III under stricter rules, and NAIA schools with more flexible recruiting and bigger scholarships. The speaker helps athletes navigate NCAA recruiting.
Three paths to college soccer: junior colleges as two-year stepping stones, NCAA divisions I-III under stricter rules, and NAIA schools with more flexible recruiting and bigger scholarships. The speaker helps athletes navigate NCAA recruiting.
What's the difference between a JC, NCAA, and NAIA? JC is the 2-year school, junior college, and it is usually used as a platform to go play NCAA and even NAIA. NCAA is definitely the one you've probably heard of. It's the organization that is in charge of NCAA schools, Division I, Division II, and Division III. NAIA schools are also college soccer teams, but they have a lot of different rules, some of which are a lot more flexible. How do you pick which one is right right for you. NAIA schools often have a little bit more money for scholarships and like I said, flexibility when it comes to rules. So if you're a foreigner, those can sometimes be easier options. I specialize in helping kids play NCAA. So if you're a kid that you're thinking you want to play at an NCAA school, at the Division I, Division II, or Division III level, hit me up. I want to help you play college soccer at the school of your dreams.
