College Exposure Services


Only 5% of HS student-athletes receive multiple scholarship offers. The remaining 95% are "sleepers" - talented student-athletes who are simply under the radar do to a lack of consistent exposure. With PrepStar you don't have to wait to be discovered! PrepStar evaluates your son's or daughter's academic and athletic abilities, GPA, test scores (SAT +/or ACT), highlight video, and preferences, and more - then sets into motion the most comprehensive, proven, and powerful recruitment machine ever developed, including:

  • Student-Athlete Player Profiles
  • Expert produced Video Highlights
  • E-Profile Targeted Marketing Campaigns
  • Targeted Mail Campaigns
  • Dedicated Recruiting Experts

Relationship Marketing - More than 30 Years of Personal Relationships Through our proven maximum exposure program and one-to-one relationships, PrepStar has achieved a remarkable 95% success rate in helping qualified college-bound student-athletes get scholarships and financial aid for college.


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Success Stories

Janeille Nickels

Thank you for your guidance & support over the last 4 years. Janeille started receiving letters from colleges she had selected in her sophomore year. I believe Collegiate Sports of America was an asset. Janeille has received a 70% scholarship in Softball, to San Jose State University. We are extremely proud of her decision. Again, the Nickels family would like to thank you for your support & dedication over the past 4 years.

Robyn Nickels
Jessica Cataldo-Ramirez

I wanted to let you know that Jessica has recently committed to Jacksonville University. Thank you so much for the great help you gave Jessica and myself in educating us about the recruitment process.

Jacksonville University is a DI program and when we visited a few weeks ago, Jess fell in love with it, especially since it is about 15 minutes from the beach! The coach was impressed with the profile he had received from CSA-PrepStar, and basically recruited her without seeing Jess play "live". The best part is that the school has both academic and athletic money for her.

Jessica Cataldo-Ramirez
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