Stella Carra: “Studying in USA has changed my life: I have grown personally and athletically”
On 29 April, 2020 by Stella CarraHello everyone! My name is Stella Carra and I am a tennis student-athlete at Mcneese State University. I am studying my last semester and in May I am graduating from General Business Administration. After spending four years in the United States, I would like to tell you a little about how everything started and my Read More
The Best 10 Division I Universities for Track and Field
On 4 September, 2019 by Patricia SantosIf you a runner that wants to go study to an American university while playing your favorite sport at the same time… Congratulations!! It is possible!! Nowadays, there are great opportunities to try to obtain an athletic scholarship to go to the United States. In fact, it could be your best choice to deal with Read More
The Best 10 Division I Universities for Women’s Soccer
On 24 July, 2019 by Valeria PascuetFor upcoming student-athletes, choosing a university comes down to much more than just the center’s academic reputation. It’s a choice that athletes meditate on a lot and take into account the sporting fame of the team they’re interested in. For that reason, as each has its decision-making criteria, there has to be a common ground, Read More
The Best 10 Division I Universities for Men’s Basketball
On 14 November, 2018 by Manuel MontenegroIf you are a basketball player and you want to continue competing at the highest level while attending university at the same time, the United States is great choice! There are thousands of American universities offering athletics scholarships, and in this post, we are going to talk about the top 10 universities to play men’s Read More
Andrea Hernangómez, sister of Juancho and Willy, begins her adventure in the USA: “USA will help me to become a better person and player”
On 2 October, 2018 by [email protected]Andrea Hernangómez has just arrived in the US thanks to a basketball scholarship. She is going to study Business at Fairfield University (Connecticut), a Division I University, where she will combine her studies with basketball. Sister of the NBA players Willy and Juancho, Andrea has decided to follow the footsteps of her brothers and compete Read More
Differences Between NCAA, NAIA, and NJCAA
On 28 September, 2018 by Manuel MontenegroThe NCAA, the NAIA, and the NJCAA are three organizations that manage the college’s athletic department. They are the three most important ones, and in this post we will show you the main differences between them. NCAA The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is a non-profit organization which manages the athletic program of more than Read More
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