Welcome to the GoAthlete blog – the place where athletes find their opportunity! Discover everything about scholarships, universities, and programs that support your athletic and academic growth. Inspiration, advice, and real stories – all in one place.
How international student-athletes get an F-1 visa: Form I-20, the $350 SEVIS fee, DS-160, visa interview, financial proof, and 2026 rules.
NAIA vs NCAA differences explained for international student-athletes: athletic scholarships, eligibility requirements, financial aid, recruiting rules, and competition level.
Learn how to register with the NCAA Eligibility Center, obtain your NCAA ID, pay the fee, submit transcripts, and meet D1 and D2 requirements.
The NCAA no longer requires SAT or ACT scores for initial eligibility, but individual colleges may still require them for admission or academic scholarships.
How to make a sports highlight reel that college coaches actually watch. Length, structure, what to leave out, and how to send it to get recruited.
Stefan Marić, a 6'6" Serbian setter from OK Vojvodina and the Serbian National Team program, has signed a full scholarship with Missouri Baptist University, an NAIA program.
Aleksa Stupar, a 6'7" Serbian outside hitter from OK Novi Sad and the Serbia U19 National Team, has committed to Brescia University, an NAIA program in Kentucky.
Start about 18 months before enrollment. Follow this timeline for highlight videos, coach contact, NCAA registration, tests, and college applications.
The requirements for a sports scholarship in the United States: athletic level, GPA, core courses, English tests like TOEFL and Duolingo, and the documents you need.
How student-athletes can choose a U.S. college: compare athletic level, scholarship options, GPA, campus size, academics, and the college coach's recruiting needs.
GoAthlete helps international student-athletes apply to U.S. colleges, connect with college coaches, and build athletic scholarship and academic aid opportunities.
TOEFL vs Duolingo English Test for international student-athletes: compare score requirements, test format, university admission, and athletic scholarship applications.
What do D1, D2, D3, NAIA and JUCO mean in college sports? Compare scholarships, commitment and academics across every division to target the right schools.