The Top Questions We Get
What kind of athletic scholarhips are out there?
Most people don't really know how to get started and so they approach this in one of two camps. But either way what matters to you is what individual programs are able to offer you. Most people believe all colleges offer full-ride scholarships or that only NCAA DI and DII programs offer full rides. This is not the case, though each view has some truth to it. While only NCAA DI and DII can offer full ride athletic scholarships, very often NCAA DIII, NAIA DI/DII, and JUCO programs can get you enough aid to equal a full ride. Not all the time, and sometimes not very often. But if you choose a non-full ride program you can typically expect 25-50% in expense aid. If your expenses (tuition, room, board, books, etc.) for one year of education are $10,000 that's still $5,000 in aid. Quite a return on your investment in the See Me Coach system.
You mentioned a bunch of different levels of competition. Why is that important to me?
NCAA DI will always be equal to or greater than all the others in the amount of aid you will receive. These are the teams you see on T.V. But there are some great programs that you don't see on T.V., and those can be great options. Often, these programs have smaller staffs, smaller budgets, and have to make their recruiting dollars stretch as far as possible. These programs are perfect for The See Me Coach system.
They have a certain number of scholarships they can award - depending on the sport and the gender - and all of the scholarships are for the same amount. Most NCAA DII programs will also award the same amount - the difference being that each program (football, basketball, etc.) has fewer scholarships to award than their DI counterpart.
NCAA DIII awards aid solely on a need-based or academic basis. But let's be honest here, if they want you, they will find enough money to make you an attractive offer. NAIA programs are allowed to combine need-based, academic, and athletic aid in creative ways. Some of these programs are able to combine awarded aid to equal a full ride - but most do not. In addition, many of these programs are restricted by their own conference rules.
JUCO programs will vary, but most will be able to award a full ride.
We should note here that NCAA DI is not always the most competitive - that is, they don't necessarily have the best players. There are many DII programs that would compete with lower level DI programs, and could probably beat them.
How long have you been helping high school athletes obtain scholarships?
We begain developing our system more than 20 years ago. And, to be honest, there hasn't been a great many changes to the system since then. Our first client was a wrestler and our third was a women's ice hockey player. So we knew that we were really on to something then. We knew from the beginning that we had the right information, the right format, and the right approach, but until we got those first two placed we were not REALLY sure. Of course, many clients later, we are as sure as we can be. This system absolutely works and our many clients know it as well as we do.
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