Athletics and sport scholarships
Each country organizes college sport differently. Find out which associations offer athletic aid, what eligibility steps apply, and build your profile for coaches.
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Eligibility and visa rules apply to student-athletesAthletic associations set amateurism and academic eligibility rules. Name, image and likeness (NIL) income can conflict with student visa work restrictions. Speak to a licensed immigration adviser before accepting payments.
NCAA Division IUS
Largest programs and conferences. International recruits register with the NCAA Eligibility Center.Athletic aidFull and partial scholarshipsNCAA Division IIUS
Balanced academics and athletics; partial scholarships shared across a roster.Athletic aidPartial scholarshipsNCAA Division IIIUS
Competitive sport at smaller colleges, funded through academic and need-based aid.Athletic aidNo athletic scholarshipsNAIAUS
Around 240 smaller colleges with a separate NAIA Eligibility Center.Athletic aidFull and partial scholarshipsNJCAAUS
Two-year junior colleges; a common route for transfers to four-year programs.Athletic aidAvailable in Divisions I and IIU SPORTSCA
National university sport in Canada, with four regional conferences.Athletic aidAwards up to tuition and feesBUCSUK
British university sport. Universities run their own sport scholarship schemes.Athletic aidBursaries and training supportCreate an account to build a recruiting profile and track your eligibility checklist.Get started