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Don’t make mistakes that can end your athletic career
or jeopardize your scholarship!

Don’t make mistakes that can end your athletic career or jeopardize your scholarship!

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

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

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

Common Transfer Problems

Common reasons that 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 roadblocks to a transfer:

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

LIMITED SELECTION
NCAA Division II Coaches might restrict the schools that a student-athlete can consider.

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.

TRANSFER REFUSALS
NCAA Division II Coaches can refuse a transfer for their own reasons.

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

ELIGIBILITY ISSUES
Student-Athletes who want to transfer can encounter eligibility issues which could create financial and other challenges.

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

NCAA DI coaching changes and “free transfers”

November 28, 2018/by Informed Athlete

More Changes to NCAA DI Transfer Rules Proposed

October 12, 2018/by Informed Athlete

NCAA Transfer Rule Changes Effective October 15th

September 27, 2018/by Informed Athlete

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