U.S college soccer is the sport that continues to grow the most in the United States. Although women’s soccer has been popular for a long time, men’s soccer has been getting more spotlight recently. However, approximately 2% of male college graduates are recruited to play on the Major League Soccer (MLS), meaning competition is very high. Meanwhile, women that are top level student-athletes have a more realistic chance of joining the National Women’s Soccer League teams (NWSL) as they draft college players on a regular basis.

College soccer is an attractive opportunity for many international student-athletes. If you are a player considering going to America, and you don’t have a direct opportunity to get into a professional league or sign a professional contract in the next couple years, then college soccer is definitely something worth considering. Understandably, competition for entry is very high, which is why SportUSA offer a real advantage. We encourage our clients to pursue a studying career at a college in the United States as this allows the athlete to combine education and sport. Playing college soccer is also a great thing to have on a player resume to play in other leagues.

Additionally, our team of professionals will provide you with the best advice and guidance in helping you to find the right university, which in turn will bring you a once in a lifetime experience. Many athletes make the mistake of not doing enough research on the colleges they would like to go to. Some of the universities are small or don’t have the facilities that athletes expect, therefore it is key to do the adequate research beforehand. At SportUSA we take care of that for you.

The college experience will give you four years to prepare for the next step in your soccer career, meaning athletes have the opportunity to mature and make mistakes while they continue with their education, at zero dollars cost.

The idea is to use that four-year college team experience education and from there to turn professional. Here, at SportUSA what we are trying to do is to create that pathway together.

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