How to Attend College for Competition and Sports Students?
1.Why choose to study sports in the United States？
To become an outstanding athlete, one must have potential, fighting spirit, and ambition. But if there is a coach to guide and train from the sidelines, and there is an opportunity to participate in international level competitions, athletes will definitely be able to better showcase their strengths. All types of sports in the United States have complete training and promotion mechanisms, and many sports come to seek advice and seek new career paths before their death.
2.Emphasizing Physical Education Starting from Universities
American universities have well-equipped sports facilities and sufficient funding, and their achievements in sports are quite remarkable internationally. For example, Duke University in the United States was once named one of the top ten basketball schools in the United States by the sports channel ESPN, while Ohio State University's annual sports budget reached over $19 million, ranking first in fame and fortune in the United States. Many universities in the United States offer courses in sports and physical activity science, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and more, providing students with choices. School teachers will arrange opportunities for students to participate in competitions based on their different levels. For example, if a student possesses the professional level of a tennis player, they will be arranged to participate in professional tennis training and participate in international professional competitions.
3.Low threshold for studying abroad, abundant scholarships
The requirements for sports students to apply for studying abroad are not high. Students applying for undergraduate or master's programs in sports related majors at American universities must have a TOEFL score of 80 and a normal score of 80 or above. In terms of expenses, the cost of studying abroad in the United States is approximately $25000- $50000 per year (approximately RMB 150000- $300000). American universities generally offer a wide range of scholarships, greatly reducing the pressure on study abroad expenses. For specific information, please contact the school's sports association or Lindy Tennis Club.
4. Graduates have broad employment prospects
Many sports students are worried that being an athlete will face age restrictions and a worrying employment prospect. In fact, many American universities provide excellent support in helping sports students find employment. Students studying sports science courses in the United States not only gain an understanding of cutting-edge research, but also learn about disciplines related to sports such as physiology, psychology, nutrition, strength and fitness training, and sports engineering. After graduation, they can develop and work in cooperative companies with the school.
If students take sports rehabilitation courses, they will have the opportunity to obtain the REPS American Professional Rehabilitation Therapist Certification Level 2 Physical Education Teacher Professional Qualification Certificate for free during their studies, and develop towards sports and healthcare in the future. After graduation, even if sports students are not athletes, they can still work as sports coaches, rehabilitation coaches, or engage in professions such as sports media, sports editing and publishing, sports culture and art creation, greatly enriching the employment width and breadth of sports students.
5.NCAA D1 Famous School Category
Auburn University(U.S. News Ranking:102) Clemson University(U.S. News Ranking:61) Florida State University(U.S. News Ranking:96) Indiana University(U.S. News Ranking:75) Pennsylvania State University(U.S. News Ranking:61) Texas A&M University(U.S. News Ranking:70) University of Alabama(U.S. News Ranking:149) University of Connecticut(U.S. News Ranking:57) University of Florida(U.S. News Ranking:47) University of Georgia(U.S. News Ranking:61) University of Kansas(U.S. News Ranking:115) University of Louisville(U.S. News Ranking:168) University of Connecticut(U.S. News Ranking:57) University of Miami(U.S. News Ranking:51) University of Michigan(U.S. News Ranking:29) University of Minnesota(U.S. News Ranking:69) University of North Carolina(U.S. News Ranking:30) University of Tennessee(U.S. News Ranking:103) University of Texas-Austin(U.S. News Ranking:52)
Getting children into their ideal university through tennis has always been the goal of Lindy Tennis Club. We will rely on our excellent understanding and rich experience in tennis to create the most favorable conditions for children and realize their dream of studying abroad in sports!
6.USTA tournaments that players can participate in
championships（Tournaments）：Whether you are a child or an adult; Whether your NTRP level is high or low; Whether you want to improve your national ranking or hone your tennis skills... Every year, thousands of various tournaments recognized by USTA can definitely meet all your needs. NTRP (National Tennis Rating Program) - Tennis proficiency rating, amateur tennis players and enthusiasts can use NTRP to measure their level, and then find players, participate in corresponding level competitions, training, and continuously improve their own level.
USTA League（USTA League）：The USTA League gathers over 330000 players, and through this largest tennis enthusiast league in the United States, you can not only challenge various experts in the four country zone matches, but also build more new friends, enjoy matches with teammates, and enjoy victories.
USTA Flex League（USTA Flex Leagues）：USTA Flex League aims to integrate tennis into your busy life. Every week, according to your most convenient time and location, a call to the USTA Flex League Hotline will arrange everything for you, and you just need to enjoy the game!
Youth tennis team（Junior Team Tennis）：For teenagers, tennis is always a fun and friendly active sport. Youth tennis teams can help children grow in local leagues and have the opportunity to reach national championships. Let children fall in love and enjoy tennis from the first day they play.
