Scholarships
From the tournament to university.
We turn talent into university opportunities in the United States: sports scholarships, admission and a dual diploma.
Scholarship assessment
Can you play and study in the United States?
Four questions, no sign-up. We tell you which stage you are at and what to do now.
Playing in the 20th AACBI Cup 2026? Every match can be part of your video for universities.
Your starting point
Freshman Ages 14–15
Play, compete and start your video. Division I coaches are already building watch lists.
Sophomore Ages 15–16
From June 15 after this year, NCAA I and II coaches can contact you. The first verbal offers arrive.
Junior Ages 16–17
SAT or ACT and an English test, campus visits. NAIA, NJCAA and Division III evaluate and make offers.
Senior Ages 17–18
Compare offers and sign. NCAA I and II letters of intent are signed in November.
What to do now
- Save video of your games: it is the material college coaches watch.
- Look beyond NCAA Division I: NAIA, NJCAA and NCAA Division II open many more doors.
- There are also scholarships for non-athletes: they depend on your profile and the university.
- Start your English now. As a reference, Snow College asks for TOEFL 63, IELTS 6.0 or Duolingo 100, or conditional admission to its English program.
- Prepare for an English test: TOEFL, IELTS or Duolingo. As a reference, Snow College asks for TOEFL 63, IELTS 6.0 or Duolingo 100.
- Your English works in your favor: confirm it with an official test such as TOEFL, IELTS or Duolingo.
- Your grades are an advantage: keep your transcripts from recent years handy.
- Take care of your grades from now on: they also count for admission and academic aid.
- Start by raising your grades. A junior college (NJCAA) gives you two years to improve before moving to a four-year university.
Scholarships depend on eligibility, performance, admission, each institution's budget and third-party decisions. They are not guaranteed.
How we guide you toward a sports scholarship
- 01
Athlete evaluation and profile
We review your athletic level, your grades, your English and your budget.
- 02
Highlight videos
We produce the video material college coaches watch.
- 03
Direct connection with coaches
We introduce you to NCAA, NAIA and NJCAA universities and take you to showcases.
- 04
Admission and signing
We guide you through admission until you sign with the university.
Road to College
Road to College: there's more than one door.
College sports in the United States have five levels. NCAA Division I is the top and the most exclusive; NAIA, NJCAA and NCAA Division II open many more doors, with real scholarships and a strong level. These are volleyball figures; we'll give you the ones for your sport.
- 334programs
NCAA Division I
Up to 12 full scholarships per team
The top. Very exclusive and highly competitive worldwide.
- 298programs
NCAA Division II
The equivalent of 8 scholarships, which can be split
High level and partial scholarships that can be combined with academic aid.
- 220programs
NAIA
Athletic and academic scholarships
Smaller universities, more flexible processes.
- 313programs
NJCAA (junior college)
Full scholarships in its Division I
Two years to play, improve your English and transfer to a four-year university.
- 437programs
NCAA Division III
No athletic scholarships, academic aid available
For strong students who want to keep competing.
Approximate volleyball program counts from 2025 and 2026 recruiting guides. Numbers and rules change every season: we confirm each case with the university.
Your recruiting calendar
Freshman
Ages 14–15
Play, compete and start your video. Division I coaches are already building watch lists.
Sophomore
Ages 15–16
From June 15 after this year, NCAA I and II coaches can contact you. The first verbal offers arrive.
Junior
Ages 16–17
SAT or ACT and an English test, campus visits. NAIA, NJCAA and Division III evaluate and make offers.
Senior
Ages 17–18
Compare offers and sign. NCAA I and II letters of intent are signed in November.
Partnership with EALA
More than 100 U.S. universities, within your school's reach.
Education Abroad Latin America (EALA) is the organization based in Jacksonville, Florida, that supports Latin American students through admission to U.S. universities. Sport Voyager guides your students, reviews their profile and refers them to EALA, which handles the process with each university.

- +100
- universities
- +1.000
- study programs
- +4.000
- students admitted
- +850
- school visits
Network available through the agreement with EALA. It does not imply a direct agreement between Sport Voyager and each university. Logos belong to each institution. See the profiles at EALA
A real example · direct agreement with EALA
Snow College: start in Utah and finish wherever you want.
A public college in Ephraim, Utah, founded in 1888, with small classes. With its 2+2 model, students spend two years there, earn an Associate degree and transfer to a university to finish their bachelor's. It is a real, more affordable route to the United States.

- USD 23,000
- estimated cost per academic year for international students, with tuition, health insurance, housing and meals
- Up to USD 7,400
- per year with the International Scholar Award, subject to application and deadlines
- +90
- programs, and transfer to universities in Utah and other states
- 20 hours
- of on-campus work allowed per week during term
- 2years at Snow CollegeAssociate degree
- 2years at another universityBachelor's degree
What it takes
- Grades from the last years of school
- English: TOEFL 63, IELTS 6.0 or Duolingo 100, or conditional admission to Snow's English program
- No SAT or ACT required for international students
- Valid passport and bank certificate
- Benefits for International Baccalaureate or Dual Diploma graduates, according to EALA
If they also compete
The Snow Badgers compete in the NJCAA, in the Scenic West Athletic Conference: football, basketball, soccer, volleyball, softball, wrestling and track. Their men's soccer team won the conference title in 2025.
Snow College figures for 2026-27 and requirements published by EALA, checked in November 2026. They change every year: confirm them with the university before deciding.
Virtual dual diploma
Earn a US High School Diploma while you finish school in Colombia, 100% online and flexible, for athletes and non-athletes. It's a huge advantage when applying to international universities.
I want the dual diplomaWho we work with
Education Abroad Latin America (EALA)
Our partner for scholarships, university admission and the dual diploma. According to EALA, its network includes more than 100 universities and more than 1,000 programs in the United States.
Visit websiteBecas Deportivas, with Juan Carlos Díaz
Advising for athletes seeking scholarships at US universities, led by Juan Carlos Díaz, general manager of Sport Voyager and FIVB Level II international coach.
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The path with EALA
- 01
Awareness
Talks for families and athletes.
- 02
Pre-profile
Sport, grades, English and budget.
- 03
Preparation
Video, documents and tryouts.
- 04
Referral to EALA
University options and application.
- 05
University
Admission and possible scholarship.
Scholarships depend on eligibility, performance, admission, each institution's budget and third-party decisions. They are not guaranteed.
Showcases and camps
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VolleyballRegistration opening soon2026 Winter Pre-Season Bid Invitational - USAV
FLL
- Dates
- Dec 10–16, 2026
- Age groups
- U11 to U18
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SoccerSpots availableDisney Girls Soccer Showcase
MCO
- Dates
- Jan 15–18, 2027
- Age groups
- U15 to U19, girls
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Multi-sportSpots availableIMG Academy Sport Camps
SRQ
- Dates
- May to Oct 2027
- Age groups
- All ages, multi-sport
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SoccerLast spotsDisney Junior Soccer Showcase
MCO
- Dates
- Nov 26 – Dec 2, 2026
- Age groups
- U7 to U15, boys and girls
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Multi-sportSpots availableDME Academy Sports Camps
DAB
- Dates
- Jun to Jul 2027
- Age groups
- All ages, multi-sport
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VolleyballRegistration opening soonWildfire Volleyball Camp
FLL
- Dates
- Jun 13–20, 2027
- Age groups
- All ages
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BasketballWaitlistOfficial Orlando Magic Camp
MCO
- Dates
- TBD
- Age groups
- All categories, boys and girls
See the whole calendar Don't see your sport or your date? Tell us what you're looking for.
Traveling to the United States?
Studying or competing in the U.S. requires a visa.
For scholarships, showcases and camps in the United States you need the right visa and time to process it. We explain how it works and how to move your appointment earlier.
Tell us what you're looking for.
We'll reply on WhatsApp with dates, prices and what each program includes.
Disney Junior Soccer Showcase
- Flight
- SPV 641
- Date
- Nov 26 – Dec 2, 2026
- Gate
- ESPN Wide World of Sports
- Seat
- U7 to U15, boys and girls
- Program
- Soccer
- Boarding
- Last spots
SPV 641INT → MCO
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