Waitlist open for 2027 and 2028 starts
Personal help for players across Europe who want to study and play at a US college, from a FIFA Women's World Cup player who took that route herself. Honest advice, clear steps, flat fees.
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What every family should know before paying anyone. All of it is in our free guide, with sources.
levels at four-year universities that can give athletic scholarships: NCAA D1, NCAA D2 and the NAIA.
athletic scholarships at NCAA D3. Academic aid is still possible there.
months ahead is when to start, so profile, grades and English are ready.
is, in Ode's experience, when most European players are recruited for an August start.
Girls aged roughly 14 to 19 and their parents, anywhere in Europe, who take football and school seriously.
You train hard, your grades matter, and you want to know if a US college is right for you.
How does it work, what does it cost, and what is realistic? You get straight answers, before you pay anything.
Free info sessions and the free guide for your players and their families.
You stay in control. We never contact a coach without your approval, and outreach goes from your own email.
Two minutes to see which kind of US college suits her. Then join the waitlist: we reply to every family by email, and you get the free guide straight away.
A call with Ode about level, school year, grades and English. You get an honest view of which levels fit.
A one-page player profile, a video review and a list of realistic programmes. Then intros to coaches Ode knows, and outreach to about 30 more.
With full support: help comparing offers, the admission and eligibility steps, and the I-20 and F-1 visa checklist.
School strength data: Massey Ratings (opens in a new tab)
Coaches get a lot of emails from players. A clear one-page profile with film, stats, grades and eligibility status makes yours easy to say yes to. We build it with you, and nothing is sent until you approve it.
Example profile. Fictional player and clubs.
| Season | Apps | Mins | G | A |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025/26 | 22 | 1,710 | 6 | 9 |
| 2024/25 | 24 | 1,890 | 4 | 7 |
Highlights + 2 full matches
Flat fees, the same for every family. Instalments are on fixed dates and never depend on an offer.
€900 or 2 × €450
€1,800 or 3 × €600
Ode Fulutudilu, founder
Ode Fulutudilu played at the FIFA Women's World Cup and in Spain for Real Betis and Málaga. Before that she played US college soccer, and she also played for Glasgow City.
She knows the route from European youth football to a US campus first-hand: what coaches look for, what the paperwork asks, and what it takes to make the most of it once you arrive.
Having coached Ode Fulutudilu, I have seen firsthand the determination, character, and work ethic that have carried her from college soccer to the World Cup and a successful professional career. Ode understands the pathway to college soccer and the challenges young athletes face along the way. Her experience, knowledge, and passion for helping others make her an invaluable guide for players and families navigating the recruiting process.
Start with the free guide: the levels, registrations, fees, timing and red flags, with links to the official sources.
No. Nobody can guarantee a roster spot or scholarship. We help you aim at realistic programmes and present the player well.
Yes, Ode knows some college coaches personally. A contact can only change the order of schools that already fit your daughter; it never adds a school that doesn't fit, and no coach is ever paid.
NCAA Division I and II and the NAIA. The right level depends on football, grades and goals. D3 has no athletic scholarships but can still be a good fit.
Ideally 12 to 24 months before the player would start college. Later can still work, especially at D2 and NAIA.
No, but most US universities ask for an English test score, and the minimum varies by school. Take the test early, by the start of the final school year. We help you plan for it.
Yes. We work with families across Europe, in English, and in Dutch for the Netherlands and Flanders.
Yes, and we'll show you how. Registering with the NCAA Eligibility Center (Profile Page) and making an NCSA profile are free. Our free guide points you to the official sources.
NCAA rules say a recruiting service's fee must not depend on placement or scholarship size. So you pay the same fixed fee whatever happens, on fixed dates.
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No payment now. You get the free guide straight away, and we email you when places open.
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