Questions,
answered.
Everything athletes, coaches and families ask us about recruiting, scholarships, eligibility, admissions, visas and NIL — in one place.
TASG helps student-athletes pursue college opportunities in the United States. We manage the recruitment process from evaluation and coach outreach to admissions, visa preparation, and transition support.
We work with student-athletes from around the world who are interested in competing and studying at a U.S. college or university.
TASG works with athletes across multiple sports, including basketball, soccer, volleyball, track & field, tennis, swimming, water polo, rowing, wrestling, golf, baseball, football, and more.
The process begins with an evaluation of the athlete’s athletic and academic profile. From there, we build recruiting materials, identify target schools, contact coaches, manage communication, evaluate opportunities, and assist through commitment and enrollment.
Every recruitment journey is different. Some athletes receive opportunities within weeks, while others require several months of outreach and communication before finding the right fit.
No. Scholarship and roster decisions are made exclusively by college coaches and institutions. No legitimate recruiting service can guarantee an offer or scholarship.
Depending on the institution, athletes may qualify for athletic scholarships, academic scholarships, merit-based awards, international student grants, or other forms of financial aid.
We help athletes compare scholarship value, academic quality, playing opportunity, coaching staff, location, campus environment, and long-term career goals before making a decision.
Not always. Many colleges are test-optional, while others may still require standardized testing. Requirements vary by institution.
Most international students must demonstrate English proficiency. Accepted exams vary by school, with Duolingo, TOEFL, and IELTS being the most common options.
The NCAA Eligibility Center reviews academic records and amateurism status for athletes planning to compete at NCAA institutions.
Requirements vary, but most athletes will need academic transcripts, passport information, athletic video, statistics, and any applicable test scores or eligibility documents.
The I-20 is an official document issued by a U.S. institution that allows an admitted international student to apply for an F-1 student visa.
After receiving an I-20, students pay the SEVIS fee, complete the DS-160 visa application, schedule a visa interview, and attend the interview at a U.S. embassy or consulate.
No. You must first receive your I-20 before completing the visa application process.
After commitment, we assist with admissions requirements, I-20 processing, visa preparation, travel planning, and your transition to campus.
NIL stands for Name, Image, and Likeness. It allows eligible student-athletes to earn compensation through approved commercial opportunities using their personal brand.
International students face additional immigration and compliance considerations. Opportunities must be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
Yes. TASG assists with branding, partnership development, contract review, negotiations, and long-term NIL strategy.
TASG charges 20% on commercial NIL opportunities such as sponsorships, endorsements, appearances, and brand partnerships, and 10% on revenue-sharing and collective distributions.
Services may include profile creation, recruiting strategy, coach outreach, communication management, admissions guidance, visa support, and NIL consulting depending on the selected package.
Service fees are paid through TASG’s online payment system. Specific pricing and payment schedules depend on the package selected.
Refund eligibility is governed by the terms of the athlete’s service agreement and any applicable performance guarantees.
College coaches can request access to TASG’s athlete database and search athletes using recruiting filters and profile criteria.
Yes. Coaches may submit recruiting needs and our team will identify athletes who match the program’s requirements.
Profiles are reviewed before publication and may include verified academic records, athletic information, video, contact details, and supporting documentation.
Parents are encouraged to participate throughout the recruitment process and may be included in meetings, evaluations, and decision-making conversations.
We continue assisting athletes and families through admissions, visa preparation, travel coordination, and pre-arrival planning.
TASG provides guidance throughout the travel process and works with athletes, families, and institutions to help ensure a smooth arrival and transition to campus.