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Sports scholarships abroad open doors to education and new experiences for young athletes. We are here to guide and support you every step of the way toward academic and athletic success.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who Can Apply for a Scholarship?
Any young athlete who wants to improve their sports skills and academic achievements can apply for a sports scholarship. The ideal time to apply is at the beginning of their final year of high school.
What Does the Application Process Look Like?
Consultations are free. Together, we will determine the best option for you, taking into account your academic qualifications and athletic skills. We guide you through the entire process, including finding a scholarship that meets your criteria, communicating with the university, obtaining visas, and assisting with purchasing flight tickets.
Basic knowledge of the English language is required, and we provide guidance and preparation for the tests.
How Important is Academic Performance?
Academic performance is important but not decisive. Universities consider many factors – GPA is just one of them. However, it’s important to know that top-ranked universities require solid academic results, so a low GPA can be an obstacle.