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LUFC's commitment to collegiate development supports, prepares and provides the best environment and opportunity for our players to excel in the next stages of their academic and athletic careers. Download LUFC College Corner to begin the process of building your pathway.

Building a player profile will be important for all prospective student-athletes. This player profile will be used in communication, request for more information and for marketing yourself. You will need to create a soccer resume that supports the talent you have and touch on other key details that can support potential recruitment. 

Communication is key. College coaches are not only looking for talented players, they are looking for student-athletes who carry good character, communication skills and show maturity. A college coach is making a big commitment and one that is likely to stand over multiple years. All communication should be handled professionally and timely. 

An introductory email is the first step of contacting college coaches to introduce yourself and share some of your key information. This provides the coach an opportunity to conduct their initial evaluation of you. Crafting an email that is personal, clear and concise with targeted, attention-grabbing subject lines is strategic to giving yourself the best chance of getting discovered. 

Broaden your school search from a full list of more than 1,400 soccer colleges with a Men's soccer program within the NCAA, NAIA and NJCAA.

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Broaden your school search from a full list of more than 1,500 soccer colleges with a Women's soccer program within the NCAA, NAIA and NJCAA.

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