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Information for Elite Student Athletes
Are you an elite student athlete with the potential of playing at the college or university level? If you are, you need to carefully plan your high school courses, know the application procedures and dates and how to earn a spot on a team roster.
Tips for Student Athletes
1) Understand the eligibility rules and requirements. Research them early for anywhere you want to attend school as they vary by region.
2) Focus on your academics, especially core compulsory courses. Recruiters will want to see the combination of strong athletics and grades.
3) Maintain a good working relationship with your coach, teachers and guidance counsellor. These people will help you navigate the system, help you with time management and provide helpful advice.
4) Focus on short term goals.
5) Work on time management, including rest time.
See the OCSB website for accomodations/help available:
ocsb.ca/our-programs/high-school/programs-courses/specialized-programs-for-high-performance-athletes-artists/
1) Understand the eligibility rules and requirements. Research them early for anywhere you want to attend school as they vary by region.
2) Focus on your academics, especially core compulsory courses. Recruiters will want to see the combination of strong athletics and grades.
3) Maintain a good working relationship with your coach, teachers and guidance counsellor. These people will help you navigate the system, help you with time management and provide helpful advice.
4) Focus on short term goals.
5) Work on time management, including rest time.
See the OCSB website for accomodations/help available:
ocsb.ca/our-programs/high-school/programs-courses/specialized-programs-for-high-performance-athletes-artists/
Looking to apply to Canadian University? Refer to the sites below for eligibility requirements, tips and scholarship regulations.
U Sports
Ontario University Sport Scholarships
U Sports
Ontario University Sport Scholarships
Looking to apply to Canadian College? Refer to the site below for eligibility requirements, tips and scholarship regulations.
CCAA
CCAA
Looking to apply to a U.S. NCAA program? There are very strict course and eligibility requirements. Please refer to these links as a starting point and see your Guidance Counsellor early for help in planning.
Basic Guide to Eligibility
NCAA Future Students Site
List of Ontario Courses that Count for NCAA Eligibility (Enter 998003 as the NCAA High School Code)
ncaa.org/static/2point3
Basic Guide to Eligibility
NCAA Future Students Site
List of Ontario Courses that Count for NCAA Eligibility (Enter 998003 as the NCAA High School Code)
ncaa.org/static/2point3
