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ELEVATING THE STANDARD FOR ATHLETES EVERYWHERE

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FIND OUT WHAT ATHLETES ARE SAYING

“I am very glad that my school provides a large support system of all sorts—and has the end goal of helping student athletes become good people and good employees.

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North Carolina State University

“Being a Cal student-athlete was such a rewarding experience. I think the people truly make the place, being surrounded by like-minded individuals was such an enriching opportunity. In terms of the Cal services, it definitely improved during my time as a student-athlete, but there is still much to be done.

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University of California, Berkeley

“The whole track team only had two athletic trainers, so if they were traveling with one group the rest of the team didn’t have trainers. We also had limited mental health counselors and only one nutritionist (who was originally hired for only basketball but insisted she be available for all student-athletes).”

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Syracuse University

“It is a great balance between academics and athletics. Having that balance allows me to fully focus on swim and school in their own perspective worlds, which I love!

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University of Connecticut

“Being a student athlete at the University of Pittsburgh, has been one of my greatest blessings. The recognition gained from just being an athlete is incredible.”

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University of Pittsburgh

“Head coach ruined the experience and took away a lot of opportunities from me as well as my senior year. Said that my decision to redshirt (which was a decision made by doctors) made the decision for the coaches to cut me off the team after competed consistently for them before my injury.”

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Rutgers University

“TCU continues to provide an experience that is not only enjoyable and growth oriented, but there are so many opportunities for leadership, individual development, and community! I have felt supported through many challenges that would have left me pretty distraught and mentally unstable otherwise.”

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Texas Christian University

This was the first school where I felt out of place as a black athlete and mental health was talked about but not taken care of. I hope Illinois puts more people of color in places of power.”

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University of Pittsburgh

“I am very glad that my school provides a large support system of all sorts—and has the end goal of helping student athletes become good people and good employees.

Athletes.org Member
North Carolina State University

“Being a Cal student-athlete was such a rewarding experience. I think the people truly make the place, being surrounded by like-minded individuals was such an enriching opportunity. In terms of the Cal services, it definitely improved during my time as a student-athlete, but there is still much to be done.

Athletes.org Member
University of California, Berkeley

“It is a great balance between academics and athletics. Having that balance allows me to fully focus on swim and school in their own perspective worlds, which I love!

Athletes.org Member
University of Connecticut

“The whole track team only had two athletic trainers, so if they were traveling with one group the rest of the team didn’t have trainers. We also had limited mental health counselors and only one nutritionist (who was originally hired for only basketball but insisted she be available for all student-athletes).”

Athletes.org Member
Syracuse University

“Being a student athlete at the University of Pittsburgh, has been one of my greatest blessings. The recognition gained from just being an athlete is incredible.”

Athletes.org Member
University of Pittsburgh

“Head coach ruined the experience and took away a lot of opportunities from me as well as my senior year. Said that my decision to redshirt (which was a decision made by doctors) made the decision for the coaches to cut me off the team after competed consistently for them before my injury.”

Athletes.org Member
Rutgers University

This was the first school where I felt out of place as a black athlete and mental health was talked about but not taken care of. I hope Illinois puts more people of color in places of power.”

Athletes.org Member
University of Illinois

“TCU continues to provide an experience that is not only enjoyable and growth oriented, but there are so many opportunities for leadership, individual development, and community! I have felt supported through many challenges that would have left me pretty distraught and mentally unstable otherwise.”

Athletes.org Member
Texas Christian University

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