TRANSFERS

TRANSFERS

Don’t make mistakes that can
jeopardize your eligibility or your scholarship!

Don’t make mistakes that can jeopardize your eligibility or your scholarship!

Considering a transfer to another school can be extremely stressful and so overwhelming that
some student-athletes quit their sport altogether and sometimes they drop out of school.
We understand the frustration, anxiety, fear and insecurities that often result.

Considering a transfer to another school can be extremely stressful and so overwhelming that some student-athletes quit their sport altogether and sometimes they drop out of school. We understand the frustration, anxiety, fear and insecurities that often result.

It doesn’t have to be that way – Informed Athlete can help!

Common Reasons a Student-Athlete considers a Transfer

DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS
The student-athlete has been cut from the team by the Coach for disciplinary reasons.

NOT A GOOD FIT
The student-athlete is not a good fit with the school, team, or coach.

FINANCIAL REASONS
The student-athlete’s family is experiencing financial roadblocks.

SCHOLARSHIP CUTS
The Coach cut scholarship money for the next year.

PLAYING TIME
The student-athlete is not getting enough playing time.

LOCATION
The student-athlete wants to be closer to home.

Some commonly encountered issues/concerns involved in a transfer include:

UNAWARE OF RIGHTS
The NCAA Division II student-athlete may not know about their right to appeal if the Coach refuses their one-time transfer request.

ACADEMIC CREDITS MAY NOT TRANSFER
A student-athlete may not satisfy academic eligibility requirements if the school they transfer to does not accept the necessary credits to be eligible. This often results in financial and other challenges to the student-athlete and his/her family.

LOSS OF ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP
An NCAA Division I university has the right to cancel an athletic scholarship at the end of a semester after an athlete enters the Transfer Portal.

LOSS OF PRIVILEGES
Loss of access to work-out facilities, study halls, tutoring assistance, training table meals, etc.

IMMEDIATE RELEASE UPON TRANSFER NOTIFICATION OR REQUEST
The Coach immediately tells the student-athlete to clean out their locker and leave the team when they tell the coach they are thinking of transferring.

OTHER SCHOOLS SUSPECTED OF INTERFERING OR TAMPERING
Student-Athletes contact other schools before providing transfer notification to their current NCAA DI or DII school and then their coach finds out and kicks them off the team.

How To Get Started

Book a Consultation

Because every student-athlete’s situation is unique, the best way to get started is to schedule a Transfer Consult.

During the Transfer Consult we will discuss your situation, answer any questions you may have and if needed, help determine your best set of “next steps.”

GET STARTED NOW

Rick & Julie Allen
Informed Athlete

How To Get Started

Rick & Julie Allen
Informed Athlete

Book a Consultation

Because every student-athlete’s situation is unique, the best way to get started is to schedule a Transfer Consult.

During the Transfer Consult we will discuss your situation, answer any questions you may have and if needed, help determine your best set of “next steps.”

GET STARTED NOW

Here’s How We Help

TRANSFER CONSULT

TRANSFER COACHING & PREP ASSISTANCE

TRANSFER ASSESSMENT SUMMARY

TRANSFER GUIDE

RESOURCES

informed-athlete-blog-cover-transfers-gold-blog-500-500 — Academic Eligibility Issues with 2-4 and 4-4 Transfers
September 3, 2021/by Informed Athlete

informed-athlete-blog-cover-eligibility-issues-tan-blog-500-500 — Transfer Student-Athletes – Make Sure You’re Eligible BEFORE You Start Classes!
July 28, 2021/by Informed Athlete

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WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY

“Rick was able to guide us through the issues involved of moving from a D1 to a Junior College and back to a D1 university to ensure NCAA rules were not violated and to give us good information on the various options available to our son. Through our experiences, we have come to learn to value Rick’s opinion and have realized that it is difficult, if not impossible, to try and interpret the many rules and regulations that govern NCAA athletes unless you have a helping hand.” Read More

- DAD OF A TRANSFER STUDENT

“I have been meaning to write this letter so many times. At times I just couldn’t find the words to express how much you helped change our daughter’s life! To this day it still brings tears to my eyes to think back at what her first coaching staff put her through but I am so thankful God led us to you! She wouldn’t be where she is at without all your help! I don’t know how to express how much we appreciate what you did for our daughter, but you were truly a Godsend! She is a much stronger (mentally and emotionally) person because of what she went through. Her new team and campus has been an amazing place for her. It truly has been a place of healing and happiness for her! THANK YOU and I hope you know we will never forget you!” Read More

- MOM OF A DI TRACK & FIELD ATHLETE

“Rick: Just wanted to let you know that Jake was successful in his appeal hearing, and received his release. I know that engaging your services was key in this win. Thanks so much” Read More

- MOM OF AN NCAA DI FOOTBALL TRANSFER ATHLETE LATER CHOSEN IN THE NFL DRAFT

“Hi Rick. Just a quick note of thanks for your guidance and advice regarding my daughter’s transfer to another Division I program. It was quite a stressful situation. Glad it’s finally over.” Read More

- PARENT OF AN NCAA DI SOCCER ATHLETE