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For many student-athletes, earning athletic scholarships to play their sport in college feels like the ultimate goal. But here’s the reality: the majority of athletes never receive one. It’s not always about talent. In fact, many talented athletes miss out simply because they don’t understand how the recruiting process actually works. If you’re serious about…

Update: In June 2026, the NCAA passed an age-based eligibility model that allowed student-athletes at the Division 1 level to compete for five seasons in five years from the time they enroll in college or the academic year after their 19th birthday (with limited exceptions.) Student-athletes who have eligibility after the 2025-26 school year are…

NCAA revenue sharing is now a reality: for the first time in history, NCAA Division 1 colleges and universities who opt into the House v. NCAA settlement, will directly share athletic department revenue with student-athletes in the form of direct payments. Traditionally, athletes were limited to scholarships, while some universities and conferences collected billions from…

Updated August 2026 Big changes to D1 sports with new NCAA scholarship rules, athlete payments and roster limits and more rolled out in the 2025-26 school year with the settlement in the House v NCAA lawsuit, which marked a transformative shift in college athletics. Below we go over the scholarship settlement offer in detail, discuss…

You may have heard of getting a “full ride” to a school before, but what is a full ride scholarship? In a nutshell, a full ride scholarship is the dream for many student-athletes. You want to go to college, and knowing how expensive it can be, you want to use your talents in sports to financially help…

Ivy League schools have some of the most competitive admissions rates of colleges and universities in the world. Because their athletes must meet the school’s admissions requirements – and still compete at a high level athletically – athletic programs for each Ivy League school are very particular about whom they recruit. Understanding how the recruitment…