Ivy League Universities

One way to think of IvyAthlete.com, and our E-Books, Ivy League and Other Elite Sports Recruiting 2009 and Ivy League and Other Elite College Sports Recruiting E-Glossary, is that we've essentially laid out a roadmap for prospective student athletes to give them the best possible chance of getting into the Ivy League universities of choice. Some of the topics covered in our E-Books include the following:

Getting Recruited by the Ivies and Other Elite Colleges
Recruiting and Position Coaches
Two Sport Athletes
Ivy League Colleges Recruiting Rules & Regulations
Ivy Academic Eligibility - The Academic Index

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Princeton Admissions
Hardvard Admissions
Athletic Scholarships for College

In addition to detailed sections outlining this otherwise difficult to come by information, perhaps the most useful section of the E-Books is that which outlines the ideal recruitment timeframe. By preparing yourself to be on the same pages with coaches at the right times, you'll increase the likelihood that you'll be recruited. It's not that you can trick the system, but an otherwise solid prospect may miss a good opportunity by not preparing, and not knowing how the recruitment game is played in the Ivy League universities.

In addition to our information on recruitment for Ivy League colleges, we also have specific sections tailored to the U.S. Service Academies, including the following institutions:

U.S. Military Academy at West Point
U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis
U.S. Air Force Academy
U.S. Coast Guard Academy
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy

Information covered includes whether or not the Congressional Nomination Process is necessary for the given school, as well as details on their preparatory programs and summer camps. If you're student athlete is serious about attending a service academy, this information is invaluable. IvyAthlete.com is your ticket to college admissions success no matter what elite school you are targeting.

“… athletes have an acceptance rate to the Ivies at well over twice the rate of other students...”
- New Yorker Magazine

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