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NCAA Division I University Signs ACA Swimmer Shienna Lin with a Full Scholarship + Living Stipend
Shienna is currently a student at Taipei Digital Experimental High School, specializing in mid-distance freestyle and butterfly. She has earned numerous awards since childhood and is ranked among the Top 100 Asian swimmers in the 2024 Taiwan World Aquatics event rankings. She is 70th in Asia in the 400m IM and 95th in the 1500m freestyle. These outstanding results make her one of the strongest athletes in her age group. Inspired by her strong performance, Shienna decided to pursue NCAA swimming opportunities in the United States.
Bella Liao, the key swimmer from Songshan High School, receives a full NCAA D1 scholarship offer
ACA women’s swimming student-athlete Bella Liao signed her full scholarship National Letter of Intent (NLI) with the University of Idaho today (11/21), accompanied by her mother at the ACA office.
JESSIE LIAO RECEIVED A NCAA D1 SCHOLARSHIP OFFER TO LSU
In the fall of her senior year, Jessie participated in a sports study abroad seminar focused on swimming. Encouraged by her high school coach, she looked forward to the challenge of attending and swimming at a NCAA university. After consulting with her parents and seeking advice from various sources, she contacted ACA, where we specialize in sports study abroad services. On October 15, she signed a contract with ACA at their Taipei 101 World Trade Center office, officially starting the application process for studying abroad in the US.
Case Study of an ACA Student Successfully Transferring from Community College to an NCAA University
During her time on the IWCC women’s golf team, Winnie interacted well with her teammates in a new country and performed excellently academically, achieving a GPA of 4.0. This was a bonus for her application as she applied to four-year colleges, as exceptional student-athletes are often recruited more aggressively by NCAA universities.
News from Partners
EC DESAFIO Soccer Club and Zhong Zheng Senior High School hosted a US Overseas Study Seminar with ACA – SOCCER
For letting Coach Reasso understand the playing level of young Asian soccer players, ACA hosted a【Soccer Experience and Athletic Overseas Study Seminar】with EC DESAFIO Soccer Club and Zhong Zheng Senior High School collaboratively. Coach Reasso was in charge of leading the training session and introducing US high school sports academy, and the CEO of ACA, Jim Mehren, presented the information of studying abroad as a student-athlete.
Head Soccer Coach of Combine Academy in USA, Bob Reasso, visited Taiwan and provided instructions – SOCCER
In order to establish the right concepts for parents and young players, ACA collaborates with Master Football Academy (MFA) to host a 【Soccer Training and US Athletic Overseas Study Seminar】on April 15th. This event specially invited the Head Soccer Coach of Combine Academy, Bob Reasso, from North Carolina, USA, and offered Taiwanese young soccer players comprehensive skill instructions from Coach Reasso in person. He assigned several groups for team competitions, and let players engaged in real game experience in the evening.
Establish the right concepts of studying abroad as a student-athlete – Golf
Being recruited to a U.S. university on scholarship to play golf has become a “phenomenon” in Taiwan in recent years. However, most of the parents and their children are receiving misleading concepts or ideas from the rumors that often circulate in their communities.
Life of a student-athlete in the u.s.
What would it be like being a student-athlete in the U.S.? Let the softball player from UCLA tell you.
the bright side of being a student-athlete in the u.s.
In this post, we’ll be talking about what you can gain from studying in the US as a student-athlete.
US College Sports News
NCAA announced Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker taking over the next President
The NCAA officially announced a critical move that Charlie Baker, the Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, will expect to serve as the next NCAA President in March 2023 on December 15th, succeeding Dr. Emmert’s legacy.
How to get recruited
Let’s get into the main focus of this post and a very crucial step in starting your journey of enrolling in a US college as an international student-athlete.
How to be recruited – from the NCAA D1 Basketball players.
Now we have the NCAA D1 basketball players – A.J. Lapray and Tanner Morgan to tell us the tips.