About PrepStar

Who We Are

The PrepStar story began in 1981 when company founder and president Jeff Duva created Collegiate Sports of America, the nation's first-ever collegiate recruiting organization designed to assist student-athletes and their families understand and navigate the turbulent and competitive world of college recruiting. Today, PrepStar is recognized as the nation's most respected name in the world of college recruiting, having helped more than 75,000 student-athletes live their dreams of competing in the exciting world of college athletics. Over the course of the last three decades PrepStar has helped student-athletes and their families receive more than $2.5 Billion in athletic scholarships and financial aid opportunities to off-set the financial burden of achieving a college education.

Former PrepStar Alumni

Aaron Rodgers

Collin Kaepernick

Tim Tebow

National Signing Day

PrepStar Magazine is featured on national signing day by many of the nation's top college programs for player and class rankings. PrepStar along with media giants such as ESPN, MaxPreps, Rivals, and Scout are the choices of top college programs when it comes to college recruiting!

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Success Stories

Melanie DeLeon

Melanie accepted the University of Nevada at Reno's offer for full golf scholarship. The Saugus High athletic director, Mr. Miner is scheduling a signing at the campus. She received full offers from: San Jose State, Fresno State,, UC Riverside and partial scholarships (more than 50%) from Cal State Long Beach, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, University of San Francisco. CSA-PrepStar really helped with exposing Melanie to the mid-west and eastern schools as well. Thanks for all the help CSA-PrepStar has provided!

Andrea Vangoss

During my high school career, I was a big fish in a small pond. I had the grades and the talent but I didn’t receive the exposure I needed for college coaches to notice me. That was when my dad found out about CSA. The service was unbelievable! Not only was I getting the spotlight I needed, but I was getting results as well. Questionnaires were sent to me from different colleges and also I received letters from out of state colleges as well. In the middle of the process I had received more than 40 different letters from schools asking about my background and if I was interested in attending their college. I also had many coaches calling my house to see if I was interested in their program. I decided to enroll at Jackson State University in Jackson Mississippi. Now as a freshman I am proud to say I am attending a Division I University on a scholarship that covers more than 80% of my costs.