You are better off getting an A in a regular class than getting a C in an AP class.

Graduation success rate for Divsion I and II student-athletes is higher than the academic success rate, 78% to 70%.

Expectations of DI athletes: Must complete 40% of their degree coursework by the end of the second year, 60% by the end of the third year, and 80% by the end of the fourth year to be eligible.

Start every practice with the idea that you will work on your weak areas in order to continue improving your game.

Cornell - DI - Gymnastics -  We are looking for very strong level tens (most of our team have been to nationals) who are ranked in the top 5% of their graduating class with a GPA of 3.8+, SAT’s over 2000 or ACT over 30.

Wesley College, DE – W Basketball – D3 -  2010, 2011, 2012 – All positions – All areas – 2.0+ - 1000 SAT M&V

Keene State College – NH – W Field Hockey – D3 All positions – Northeast – All-State/All-Conference 3-4 years varsity

Saint Anselm College - Field Hockey - Forwards and Backs.

Title IX states that there has to be the same number of female athletes as male athletes competing in college. 

There also has to be the same number of scholarships awarded to the women as the men get. 

FOOTBALL at a D1 college is allowed to offer 85 scholarships to the men.  Crew/Rowing is allowed to offer 20 scholarships to the women, the largest sport.  NCAA is begging women to play sports in college.

Graduation rates are higher for student athletes (81%) then students (64%) Reported by NCAA over last 6 years!

D1 and D2 schools offer scholarships for sports but also mandate 20 hours of study hall for their athletes ensuring academic success.

"I want to thank you very much for taking the time yesterday to come out to our house to meet with Greg, myself and my wife Kathy. We are all very grateful for your visit and opening our eyes even more to this process. My only regret is that we didn't register with NoticeME earlier in this process. Greg is really a good kid and he is worthy of an opportunity to take his passion for soccer to the collegiate level." - Art Smedberg, parent of Southington High School and Academica Futebol Club student-athlete.

"Perfect program and website to help find a college for your son or daughter.  Great visibility for our daughter to college coaches with a service that provides answers to all our questions with a college consultant, not on some website. Its like having a coach taking you through the college selection process for our daughter." - Pete Marcucilli, parent of Cheshire High School student athlete.

“Saturday in Middletown was a great event and my son enjoyed it very much, please contact me about NoticeME!™ - Michael Gain, Parent of participant.

"Overall I thought the event was very good. CSA did a great job and were very interactive with the kids. Just wish more college coaches were there. Thought the number kids that attended were just right. I have been... to other showcases and there were over 100 kids and it makes it tough to focus on certain kids." Paul, parent who attend the 7/30/2010 softball skills video showcase at Berlin's Sage Park.

"It was great, we learned alot." Nicole, student-athlete who participated in the  7/30/2010 softball skills video showcase.

"I enjoyed the event for the most part, however I would have liked to run the home to home event more than once to improve my time." Emily, student-athlete who participated in the  7/30/2010 softball skills video showcase.

"I thought the showcase was well organized, and the instructors kept the girls focused on the drills and they made all the girls relaxed. The information after the showcase was very insightful and will help us in the recruiting process. I plan on going to the website when we return home and get more recruiting info." Fred, parent who attend the 7/30/2010 softball skills video showcase at Berlin's Sage Park.

"The video is just what we need to see the mechanics of the recruit.  We utilize video to confirm it is worth inviting prospect to on campus camps or for our staf to go recruit them during the summer season."  Erin Layton, Head Coach URI, Rams

"This is the kind of video I wish we would get from all of our prospects.  It is short concise, clear and very informative with the times and showing all of the skills being performed.  I would be interested in recruiting this kid!!" - Wayne Smith, Hobart College, Head Coach

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“Hello NFS2010 Staff, - I just have to say, my son and I were happy to have gone to our first show case experience. Your program, with emphasis on different issues, was enlightening and inspirational! It was very sincere and honest to my son and me. G.P.A., training, diet, I get it, and I hope my son gets it now and redirects some of his free time to what he really wants in life. He is in 11th grade and was able to talk to the Yale coach individually. Then asked for a business card from the New Haven coach at the end with out any advise from dad. That's a WOW ! in itself. He came back home with more tools to use for later use, of course I re-emphasized what your coaches said some more along the way home. As he progresses from here and forward, I'm sure he will benefit from his experience he got Saturday in the long run as person. I wished his younger brother who is in 10th grade attended but he was very sick at the time. From my son and me, thank you very much to your staff at the Middletown event. Sincerely, Robert Burnham” – Parent of participant.