Building strong connections within the athletics community can play a pivotal role in helping international track and field athletes secure U.S. scholarships. From starting early to using social media strategically, here’s how to network effectively and stand out to college coaches.

Athletic scholarships offer international track and field athletes an exciting pathway to compete and study in the U.S. This guide breaks down the types of scholarships available, what eligibility requirements you need to meet, and how to apply successfully.

Preparing for a scholarship interview with U.S. college coaches is a key step for international track and field athletes. From researching the program to practicing interview questions, this guide walks you through how to make a standout impression and confidently secure your offer.

Transferring as a track and field athlete can open up new opportunities — but it’s not a decision to rush. This guide breaks down how the NCAA Transfer Portal works, the pros and cons of transferring, and the key steps to take if you're considering a move to a new program.

Want to boost your chances of landing a U.S. Track & Field scholarship? Learn what college coaches are really looking for—on the track, in the classroom, and everywhere in between.

The NCAA’s $2.8 billion settlement is rewriting the rules of college athletics—and international track & field athletes stand to gain big. From stipends and sponsorships to stronger recruitment packages, the playing field is changing fast. But with opportunity comes added competition, especially with roster limits in place. Here’s what this means for international athletes (and how to stay ahead of the curve).