Academic, Financial, Career

Before the new NIL policies were in place, it was tough enough to juggle a full-time college curriculum with the demands of a college-level sport which is increasingly becoming comparable to the requirements placed upon professional athletes. As college students, however, education should always remain priority number one. After all, no college athlete will be allowed to continue playing if their grades split. 

Fortunately, several organizations have already been helping athletes to help them balance their academics with their athletics. I’ve listed high school and college educational opportunities to help students find these resources and tools:

Academic:

Educational and Life Skills for Athletes: www.plannedtoat.org/mission

Empowering Athletes to be Entrepreneurs and Influencers: www.athletepreneur.com/

Finish Your High School Diploma: www.finishyourdiploma.org

Last Chance U (Netflix) Academic Advisor, Brittany Wagner’s, Resources: https://brittanywagner.com/blog/

Free Tutoring:

www.ingenifywww.ingenify.orgorg

www.teenstutorteens.com

www.upchieve.org

www.learntobe.org