College soccer can unlock admission and scholarships at selective schools. Lila Michaels paid $8,000 for consulting, got recruited to Kenyon College, and landed a $100,000 President's Scholarship. A coach's endorsement dramatically raises your odds, but you still need baseline academics like a 1480 SAT for Chicago.
College soccer, the academic edge. Can college soccer give you the advantage to get into a school? I'm going to give you an example of one of our students, Miss Lila Michaels. She was a DPL player, which is a lower level player in the youth soccer pyramid, and really wanted to go to a top academic Division III school. She would have never gotten into Kenyon without soccer. On top of the fact, because she got in with soccer, they gave her $100,000. Did you hear what I said? She paid me $8,000 and and she got $100,000. And that is because of soccer. If it wasn't for soccer, she would have never gotten in, and if she hadn't gotten in, she would have not gotten the President's Scholarship, which she earned by being a soccer player as well as a high academic. So if you want to play college soccer, academics can play a huge role for you. Whether it's going to Georgetown, Notre Dame, or you're going to Chicago or NYU, if you are a high-level academic, it can help you get in. We have another student who went to Pomona-Pitzer, would have never gotten into school without Pomona-Pitzer, and because of the soccer team, he is now going to Pomona-Pitzer next year, and he's over the moon. So it can play a big role for you. However, keep in mind that you cannot depend on having the school get you in if your grades are not pretty close to already what would be admitted. So if you wanna go to Chicago, you have to have a 1480 SAT minimum, and you have to have great grades. If the coach likes you, you are basically 85% likely to get in, if they get you in. Now there's 3 rankings. You have rankings in which the coach says, I'm getting you in no matter what. There's rankings, and I put in my vote number 2 for you, but I can't guarantee. And there's the, if you get in on the school on your own, then I'll let you on the soccer team. And that just depends on how much interest you get before the application process. Most Division III schools are done recruiting in August because they want you to do ED-1 on November 1st to November 15th, or January 1st. And the Division I schools at the top academics are typically done by December, and and they have a little bit more leeway because they have bigger budgets. If you want more help playing college soccer and you want your academics to help you get into a school and get $100,000 like our student Lila, then click the link in the description and we'll talk to you soon.
