The first entry in a several part series that we’re going to be publishing on NCAA Eligibility - there are lots of things you’ll need to know, but we’re going to take it from the top on how absolutely anyone with a passion to play in college can get started.
Read MoreWe’ve gone over what the collegiate sports landscape looks like in the U.S. - for the most part, it's quite competitive. However, what about University systems everywhere else? Well, what you’ll find is there are major differences between the U.S. and the rest of the world. These have to do with a variety of factors such as public interest, endowment in collegiate athletes, and university tuitions just to name a few. Here we’re going to explore just how different things are all around the world and what decisions you could make as a result of them.
Read MoreThe U.S. intercollegiate sports system is quite a bit more complicated than people may know. In fact it's not even a single system - there are a total of 8 amateur intercollegiate sports organizations. However the three most popular organizations, by all accounts of student populations, viewership, and sports coverage in general capture over 90% of this student athlete landscape (not including “NIRSA” or the National Intramural and Recreational Sports Association). You may have heard of them before - they’re the NCAA, NAIA, and NJCAA. Here are some basic things you should know about each one.
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