DISCOVERY
Premier Soccer Academy College Recruiting Services provides student-athletes the information and tools to create and explore all of their college recruiting options. We help to introduce ideas and open doors to options previously unconsidered. A central part of this process is helping student-athletes discover what they really want from their college and athletic experiences. We collectively work together to establish goals and strategies for achieving the right collegiate experience that blends well with your individual wants and needs.
ADVISING
Premier Soccer Academy advises and mentors prospective student-athletes throughout their college recruiting and selection process. The recruiting process can open the door to many opportunities and also provide student-athletes a more detailed and in-depth look at colleges that general college applicants might not receive. The recruiting process can also be limiting and stressful, and it is difficult to feel confident knowing how, when and where to take each step. Premier Soccer Academy is here to help, provide the insight, accountability, and resources so that you can feel confident as you build and explore your options.
WORKING HAND IN HAND
Our college recruiting services provide the much needed guidance for players that are considering to be collegiate student athletes. The college recruiting circuit is very complex and intimidating. Our college recruiting services help streamline the process, teach players how to correspond with college coaches, instruct players how to be more visible with college coaches, prepare players for college phone, email and text conversations, and assist them with targeting the right colleges that make the best 40 year decision instead of a 4 year decision.
Premier Soccer Academy advises high school students of all ages, in all sports, throughout the college selection and recruiting process. The sooner a student athlete learns what it takes to make them a strong prospect, the more time they have to reach their performance goals and be seen by coaches. We recommend students start the development program as freshmen or sophomores and then get more involved in the recruiting process as juniors. Seniors who are late to the process should make a more concentrated effort to reach out and explore their options. It's never too late, and often many colleges have de-commits for incoming freshman classes which can provide opportunities for senior recruits.