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In Episode 73 we talk about the different reasons as to why people fail to find college scholarships and opportunities when searching on their own. There are obviously more than 5 reasons, however we touch on the 5 we believe are the main hindrances people have when finding options. Heading into this process with a "Full Scholarship Mindset" is one of the reasons. To find out what that is and to find out what the other 4 reasons are check out the episode.
In Episode 72 we talk about the Junior College system. The junior college system is in place for a number of different reasons. As we move through this episode we talk about a few different reasons as to why student athletes attend junior colleges across the US. Both Americans and Internationals. If you fall into some of these categories then certainly Junior College is more than likely the best pathway for you as an international freshman student athlete.
Episode 71 is about getting into the college of your choice. If you have a particular school, or set of schools, in mind that you wish to attend we give you clear instructions and steps on how to make it happen. There are a few important points that you will need to note if you want to ensure it happens. Being a college student athlete is different to being a general student, so your college preferences may need to be re looked if you have not understood the criteria to being accepted year in advance.
In episode 70 we talk about NCAA Division 1 Scholarships and how to obtain one. There are a few different ways that one can receive a scholarship in the NCAA Division 1 and in this episode we talk more specifically about Academic and Athletic scholarship. While receiving an NCAA Division 1 scholarship is no easy feat it is certainly possible. To better understand how you can receive an NCAA Division 1 scholarship listen to this episode.
Getting a perfect balance when it comes to college opportunities is hard. "I Want a great Academic institution with a fantastic sports program, that is within my budget within the area I want to go". If you want everything to match up perfectly, something has to give. Unless you have an unlimited budget, you don’t have any preferences in terms of location and you are the perfect student and the best athlete you can have a balance. In this episode we explain this in more detail.
In this weeks episode we talk about College preferences and compare Australian and New Zealand Uni preferences and how they differ from American University preferences. It is similar if you are a general student, however as a student athlete its a little different. You can have preferences but at the end of the day it comes down to the coaches decision. A great episode with helpful information.
In this episode we talk about America's three month summer break from May through to August. The summer break is a great time to do a bit of travelling, return home to see the family, stay and enjoy the fourth of July and much more. We talk about all the different options you have as an international student athlete over the summer break.
In Episode 66 we talk about professional athletes. We touch on a few of the things that you may or may not be doing that are going to hinder your chances of turning pro. From eating poorly to bad recovery. There are many reasons as to why one wouldn't make it as a pro and we explain a few f these reasons in this weeks episode.
In this weeks podcast episode we talk about college coaches and what athletes should not be saying to them. The communication process with coaches is very delicate and a few wrong questions could leave you without an opportunity. We go over the things you should and should not be asking coaches when it does come time to speak with them.
In episode 64 we talk about both the NCAA division 1 and 2. We talk about what makes the two different, why they are labelled the way they are and the different athletic standards within each division. There has always been a bit of confusion surrounding the two divisions when looking in from the outside (as an international). We try to clear this up in this episode.
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