I just wanted to thank you and College Prospects of America for everything you have done for my daughter and, most recently, my son. You have been a great help to both of them.  I strongly recommend your services.
Many parents just do not understand how helpful and cost effective this program is compared [...]
Tom — as the Head Coach of Moeller Wrestling & Father of a talented & smart womens’ soccer player — the information & coaching & counseling that you provided at the workshops is very strong — you have a great program.
My daughter & I have learned a great deal & you have [...]
Mr. Elias, 1/14/10
A quick note of thanks for helping me realize my dream of playing Division I baseball. I’m an entering Freshman in 2010 as an early commit with the University of Cincinnati. They made a significant scholarship offer which [...]
Tommy,
Attached is a note from Matthew. As you know over the summer, he committed to The University of Cincinnati to play baseball.
We’d also like to express our gratitude. College costs are significant and Matthew received significant funding. During the process, we all worked together for the good of furthering Matt’s education.
Thank you [...]
By Ron Jackson, Staff WriterUpdated 8:02 AM Wednesday, May 20, 2009
SPRINGBORO — James Sheltrown is headed to Akron University and ranks No. 20 on the Buckeye Scout list of Ohio’s top baseball players. Buckeye Scout is a highly respected scouting bureau.
“We like James because of his ability to play more than one position,” said Akron [...]
The following have recently signed with local colleges, the student athletes received substantially financial aid and scholarships.
Rebecca Kurtz has received a scholarship from Indiana Tech University to play soccer. She will be studying Engineering and with a great financial package, she will surely be successful.
Rebecca follows the example of other area clients who are making [...]
College Prospects’ clients, Sam Coffey and Alicia Kees receive numerous scholarships and opportunities through hard work and assistance from Tom Elias.
[Cited from the Cincinnati Enquirer]
Sam Coffey, for instance, cast a wide net, applying to 29 colleges in the Midwest and on the East Coast. He was offered $711,000 in scholarships, including full rides at a [...]
