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

Brad Kaaya

I can't begin to thank you enough for the exposure, publicity and college connections you have helped Brad receive. Brad has verbally committed to the Miami Hurricanes and they learned about Brad from Prepstar. He has also received offers from UCLA and USC as well as many other outstanding programs. The service you guys provide is of great value and I'm thankful we have had the opportunity to work with you over the past three years. Thanks so much for the outstanding job you do and I am more than happy to recommend your company to any family that is looking to help their athlete get to the next level!

Brad Kaaya Sr. Parent
Aaron Rodgers

Over the last four years Collegiate Sports of America has been an invaluable service for me. This February it all came together when I signed my letter of intent to play at the University of California-Berkeley.

I must admit not knowing if anything would come out of this partnership at first, but my doubts were soon erased as the letters and calls began coming in.

Aaron Rodgers 2003
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