Why Should I Apply To FirstPoint USA?
At FirstPoint we differentiate ourselves from other scholarship agencies by specializing in bespoke Marketing, Guidance, and Scholarship Campaigns throughout the entire recruitment process. Not only do we specialize in this ever-evolving and increasingly competitive arena; we offer a unique and comprehensive service with unparalleled success for placing sportsmen and women on American scholarships.
Since 2001, FirstPoint has assisted over 3000 athletes with their placement on scholarship, whilst sourcing over $100 million in financial assistance on their behalf.
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Why Do Coaches Use FirstPoint USA?
With over 10,000+ applicants annually vying for one of our 400 coveted places at FirstPoint, no other agency provides college coaches with such an objective and thorough assessment of its athletes. Our elite team of staff fulfils roles within our Sports Consultant, SAT Test Centre, Compliance, and Media departments ensuring that every aspect of International Recruitment is managed effectively. The majority of our staff are former scholarship athletes themselves.
Providing services to athletes across the UK, Europe and Australia; FirstPoint works with the best collegiate prospects that fall outside a coach’s recruitment radar. Our meticulous approach and extensive knowledge is reflected by the many colleges and coaches we have worked with since 2001.
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FirstPoint USA News and Events
Louise Bensz Commits to Iowa
November 17, 2009
Louise Bensz, the top Australian rowing prospect, has committed her academic and athletic future to the University of Iowa...
Jessica Glennie Commits to Texas
November 13, 2009
FirstPoint USA are pleased to announce that Jessica Glennie, the 18 year old New Zealand rower, has pledged her future to the University of Texas...
University of Richmond penalized for text-messaging
November 11, 2009
The NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions has placed the University of Richmond on two years of probation and imposed recruiting restrictions...