College Exposure Services


Only 5% of HS student-athletes receive multiple scholarship offers. The remaining 95% are "sleepers" - talented student-athletes who are simply under the radar do to a lack of consistent exposure. With PrepStar you don't have to wait to be discovered! PrepStar evaluates your son's or daughter's academic and athletic abilities, GPA, test scores (SAT +/or ACT), highlight video, and preferences, and more - then sets into motion the most comprehensive, proven, and powerful recruitment machine ever developed, including:

  • Student-Athlete Player Profiles
  • Expert produced Video Highlights
  • E-Profile Targeted Marketing Campaigns
  • Targeted Mail Campaigns
  • Dedicated Recruiting Experts

Relationship Marketing - More than 30 Years of Personal Relationships Through our proven maximum exposure program and one-to-one relationships, PrepStar has achieved a remarkable 95% success rate in helping qualified college-bound student-athletes get scholarships and financial aid for college.


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Success Stories

Melanie DeLeon

Melanie accepted the University of Nevada at Reno's offer for full golf scholarship. The Saugus High athletic director, Mr. Miner is scheduling a signing at the campus. She received full offers from: San Jose State, Fresno State,, UC Riverside and partial scholarships (more than 50%) from Cal State Long Beach, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, University of San Francisco. CSA-PrepStar really helped with exposing Melanie to the mid-west and eastern schools as well. Thanks for all the help CSA-PrepStar has provided!

Parent
Janeille Nickels

Thank you for your guidance & support over the last 4 years. Janeille started receiving letters from colleges she had selected in her sophomore year. I believe Collegiate Sports of America was an asset. Janeille has received a 70% scholarship in Softball, to San Jose State University. We are extremely proud of her decision. Again, the Nickels family would like to thank you for your support & dedication over the past 4 years.

Robyn Nickels
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