The College Soccer Guy pitches Trine University, a Division III school in the Midwest where the men's soccer team plays Indiana, Notre Dame, and Northwestern. Coaches are vetted for expertise and care. Strong engineering academics, generous scholarships, and a new rule allowing cross-division play mean standout performances could lead to Division I transfer opportunities.
This is a college soccer team you've probably never heard of, but should definitely be on your list. I'm the College Soccer Guy and I help you play college soccer in under 60 seconds. And I save the best things for the end of the videos. School is called Trine University. This school is in the Midwest. And what makes this school extra special is it has amazing coaches that I vetted and made sure that they're good human beings. They're not just great soccer coaches. They really care about you as a person. But what's particularly special is they play against Division I schools during the season. They will be playing IU, Notre Dame, and Northwestern during their college season as a Division III school. So guess what? If you played really well against them, there's a very much— there's a more likely chance that you could transfer to one of those schools if you really killed it. There's a new rule now where colleges can play other divisions. There's a bunch of politics as to why that happens that I can get into later, but this is a school I'd like you to add to your list, especially if you are an engineer. This is one of the best engineering schools. They've got great academics, amazing academic scholarships, and most of the students are actually athletes, which makes a really fun campus. If you want more help, comment, call. We can schedule a call with you and your parents.
