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A lecture by John Isner at the Junior Davis Cup in Madrid changed my life and set me on the path to college tennis in the USA.
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On our blog, we write about our own experiences from academic and athletic life in the USA — from the West Coast to the East Coast. You'll find insights, news, and firsthand observations that will help you better understand how college tennis in the USA really works.
A lecture by John Isner at the Junior Davis Cup in Madrid changed my life and set me on the path to college tennis in the USA.
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The United States holds a unique position in the world — it's the only country that integrates elite sports with university education into one unified system.
Not every sport offers the same opportunities. American universities financially support dozens of sports, but some give you a significantly better chance of earning a scholarship. If you're planning to study in the USA and sport is your ticket in, it pays to know where to focus your energy.
Studying in the USA combined with sports isn't just a dream — it's a real path taken by thousands of students from around the world every year. The American university system offers a unique combination of quality education and elite athletics that practically doesn't exist in Europe. To embark on this journey, you need to meet several basic requirements and understand how the whole system works. The earlier you start preparing, the better position you'll build for yourself.