Soccer scholarship opportunities are abundant, with nearly 600 universities across the country offering athletes the chance to combine high-level sports with top-tier education.

College soccer teams are divided into different divisions, each allocating scholarships accordingly. Universities have a large number of men's teams offering various scholarships. Similarly, women's soccer offers even broader opportunities, with teams spread across these divisions, each offering a higher number of scholarships.

The training program for college soccer players is rigorous, including daily sessions, demanding pre-season, and professional fitness monitoring. State-of-the-art sports facilities are accessible year-round to ensure an optimal experience.

The soccer season runs from September to November, with daily training and frequent matches. National finals in December are followed by a period of tournaments and friendly matches in spring, preceded by an intensive 2-3 week pre-season preparation. During the season, teams train almost daily and play 1-2 matches per week, creating a professional-level environment. In the following spring, from January to May, teams prepare for the next season with daily training, tournaments, and friendly matches.