Does the program guarantee a scholarship or admission?

No. No program can or should guarantee specific results. What we do at FROZ Sports is maximize the student-athlete's possibilities through structured strategy, correct positioning and full support.

How long does the entire process take?

In most cases, the process develops between 12 and 18 months, including evaluation, contact with universities, admission and visa.

What if my academic level is not perfect?

The goal is to identify which divisions and universities are realistically viable based on your current profile, and which elements can be strengthened during the process.

Can I apply if I don't have TOEFL yet?

Yes. Many student-athletes start the process before taking their English tests. Part of the program consists of organizing timing and academic preparation.

Does FROZ Sports only work with NCAA Division I?

No. We work with NCAA I, II and III, NAIA, NJCAA and other alternatives based on the student-athlete's profile.

What sets FROZ Sports apart from simply contacting universities on my own?

Access to information does not replace strategy. Our work consists of evaluating, structuring and positioning each profile professionally, avoiding common mistakes.

ELITE PROGRAM

For student-athletes aiming at the highest competitive level in the United States.

Premium program for players with NCAA Division 1 and Division 2 aspirations. Professional scouting, edited showreel, direct contact with coaches and full guidance through signing.

Apply to the Elite Program

Ideal player profile

Do you fit within the system? The answer starts here. We don't look for perfection. We look for potential aligned with opportunity.

Age and process timing

Between 15 and 19 years old (ideal recruiting window).
Still in formation or recently graduated.
With room for physical and competitive development.

What we evaluate: timing. Arriving at the right moment changes everything.

Athletic level

Participation in clubs, academies or national teams (amateur level).
Competition in organized leagues (not only training).
Game understanding, decision-making and consistency.

What we look for: not just talent, but the ability to compete.

Competitive history

Experience in tournaments, leagues or championships.
Continuity in play.
Progressive growth in competitive level.

What matters: your journey says more than a highlight reel.

Academic profile

Solid academic average (competitive GPA, suggested from 2.9).
Ability to meet university requirements (SAT/ACT, leveling).
Willingness to take English exams (TOEFL, Duolingo, IELTS).

Key: the academic profile is not optional. It's part of the process.

Mindset and commitment

Discipline in training and study.
Ability to adapt to an international environment.
Openness to follow a structure and make strategic decisions.

What truly defines the process: your mindset.

What the program includes

Personalized Scouting Report (Discovery Program)

Comprehensive evaluation of the student-athlete from a technical, tactical and strategic perspective.

Professional showreel (video highlights)

FROZ collaborators for recording, structuring and editing video to college coach standards.

Structured academic-athletic profile

Complete organization of your information in a clear, professional format aligned with recruiting processes.

Positioning strategy

Definition of the right path according to your level, academic profile and goals.

Direct contact with universities and coaches

Strategic communication management with university programs.

Academic preparation (SAT / TOEFL / Duolingo)

FROZ collaborators for guidance on key academic requirements.

Admission process advisory

Comprehensive support in applications, documentation and meeting requirements.

F-1 visa support

Specialized advisors for the immigration process: I-20, documents, consular interview.

Timeline · 12-18 months

01
Months 1–2
Evaluation and diagnosis
Comprehensive profile analysis. Definition of strengths and areas for improvement. Identification of target leagues and levels. Result: clarity about where you are and where you can project to.
02
Months 2–4
Profile construction
Scouting report development. Showreel production. Academic-athletic profile organization. Result: a profile ready to be presented with criteria.
03
Months 4–6
Strategy and positioning
Definition of target universities. Contact strategy. Start of communication with coaches. Result: you start to enter the right radar.
04
Months 6–9
Exposure and follow-up
Active profile sending. Personalized follow-up with coaches. Adjustments based on responses. Result: real interest generation.
05
Months 9–12
Opportunity evaluation
Reception of responses and possible offers. Proposal analysis. Strategic decision-making. Result: concrete options on the table.
06
Months 12–15
Applications and admission
Formal application to universities. Document submission. Meeting requirements. Result: admission process underway.
07
Months 15–18
Closing and arrival preparation
Admission confirmation. I-20 form. F-1 Visa. Arrival and housing planning. Result: ready to start your university stage.

Investment

Understanding the return changes the conversation.

Studying in the US requires budget planning, but with structure it can be a financially smart decision.

How the return is built

Average managed scholarship: $20,000 – $30,000 USD per year.
Cumulative reduction over 4 years: $80,000 – $120,000 USD.

The goal is not to eliminate the cost. It's to optimize it strategically.

Reference cost table in USD
Type of institution	Public in-state	Public out-of-state	Private
4-year university (NCAA / NAIA)	$10,000 – $14,000	$30,000 – $35,000	$40,000 – $50,000
Total annual cost (with housing)	$27,000 – $35,000	$40,000 – $50,000	$55,000 – $65,000
Junior College (NJCAA)	$6,000 – $8,000	$9,000 – $17,000	—