GENERAL QUESTIONS

Sports scholarships, it is important to demonstrate a good competitive level in your discipline and to have completed high school or vocational training. For academic

scholarships, your academic record and English skills are evaluated.

Sports such as soccer, basketball, tennis, volleyball, golf, track and field and many more. Check the complete list to see if your discipline is included.

We analyze your academic record and athletic level, including your achievements, to present you with the best scholarship options at universities that fit your profile.

Yes, but you will need to prepare for the required exams. Our team will advise you through the whole process.

Generally, you must be between the ages of 17 and 23 to be eligible for college scholarships. High school programs have different requirements.

ABOUT THE PROCESS

The process can take between 6 and 12 months, depending on the universities' deadlines and the time it takes to prepare your profile.

Your academic transcripts, sports certificates (if applicable) and personal documents, such as passport and photos. Our team will help you compile everything you need.

We present your profile to institutions that align with your academic or athletic goals, maximizing your chances of success.

It will depend on the university, but many programs require English and academic skills tests. We will guide you in the preparation and presentation.

Yes, our team accompanies you every step of the way, from the initial documents to your arrival and adaptation in the USA.

COSTS AND FINANCING

Scholarships can cover partial or total expenses. This will depend on your academic or athletic profile and the university selected.

Some common expenses include transportation, medical insurance, academic materials and personal entertainment. We will guide you in planning your budget.

FOR STUDENT ATHLETES

Yes, being part of the team is a requirement to maintain the athletic scholarship.

It depends on the sport and the university, but generally competitive experience at regional, national or international levels is required.

USA?: Yes, American universities are designed to balance both areas, with flexible schedules and support for athletes.

Universities often offer medical insurance that covers sports injuries. In addition, you will receive support from the medical team and trainers.

For High School Students

The J-1 program is a short-term cultural exchange (usually one year), while the F-1 allows you to choose private schools and stay longer in the US.

In the J-1 program you do not have a choice, but in the F-1 program you have the flexibility to select the institution.

The J-1 program lasts up to one academic year, while the F-1 can be extended until you complete high school.

Yes, studying in a high school in the U.S. facilitates access to universities, especially if you stand out academically or athletically.

Adaptation and Life in the U.S.

It is vibrant and diverse, with modern facilities, social events and extracurricular activities that enrich your experience.

Yes, many universities offer orientation programs and resources for international students.

With an F-1 visa you can work on campus. For other jobs you will need specific permits.

The conditions will depend on the program and the university, but we will always help you manage any changes.