In a recent meeting, the NCAA approved new flexibilities for delayed initial full-time college enrollment. This is what you need to know:
Get to Know Marton Horvath
Marton Horvath, originally from Budapest, came to the US to play college tennis at Lamar University. After a successful college career, Marton decided to dedicate his work to prepare future players to avoid mistakes in their development and fulfill their dreams of playing college sports as well. Now as a USP Certified Advisor, Marton represents USP in Europe helping student-athletes secure their future on a daily basis.
What are College Admissions really looking at these days?
We have seen how college admissions are constantly changing, and how today’s process is different than it was many years ago.
A Conversation with Tim Russell
Founded in 1956, the ITA serves as the governing body for college tennis from all of the collegiate sports associations; NCAA Division 1, 2, and 3, NAIA, and NJCAA. Today, the ITA works with about 1200 schools, 1700 programs, 3000 coaches, 19000 student-athletes, and 1500 officials. And for the last five years of Dr. Russell’s leadership, the ITA had a net gain of 28 college tennis programs.
Get to Know Reinaldo Golindano
Reinaldo's story is one that makes everyone at USP very proud. We met Reinaldo when he was 16 years old, a junior tennis player, dreaming about playing in college. We helped him achieve his goal, he played for Belmont abbey University and then transferred to finish his degree in his hometown at Florida International University. From the moment we started working with Reinaldo we realized he was special. Now as a USP Certified Advisor, he will help student-athletes secure their future.
Where are They Now?
Success Stories after 26 years impacting the lives of young people...and their families.