This company is full of crap. Tried to cancel my son membership because of unforeseen reasons and this lady went on to explain to me that in order for me to cancel I HAVE to pay $1,428.00 in order to do so. We were never told that we had to pay in order to cancel the membership. Then she went on to try and tell me that I didn't contact them before about this matter. I have the conversation saved on when I was trying to cancel and it was before the date of the next payment smh. All these people are out for is money smh. It's SAD!!!! read more

My son who's a provincial golfer in Ontario, Canada & my daughter who's a high performance Soccer player in Ontario Canada both used this software/company & we purchased the most expensive option available. To be fair it was just okay .... The Good 1. Nice & easy for kids to keep info in one spot. 2. Customer support & recruiting coaches all very nice. 3. My son who was first to be recruited learned a lot from coaches & software on what to do next.... in his recruiting process. The Bad 1. If your kid knows how to navigate recruiting process gmail is much more effective than NCSA which was the case for my daughter; otherwise your athlete will have to update both because coaches communicate via text, zoom, & gmail not NCSA. 2. Although recruiting coaches were nice & were good at educating you on recruiting process they had NO real leads so just know what your purchasing. This feature wasn't worth it for my daughter my son had already been through process & educated her. Her club coach & herself drummed up all solid leads. 3. I'm very educated on database/software design & this software while promising to be powerful has several features that just don't work. Your Ranked programs are very hard to update... email retrieval is VERY slow, especially on phone. 4. It is sold to coaches as a marketing tool for their programs. My son & daughter received thousands of camp invites. Even from coaches who in my kids recruiting search months earlier told my kids they weren't interested (which is fair). If a coach isn't commenting on your video or attending a venue to see you play on top of invite in NCSA I advise against attending. 5. If you are interested in Canadian Schools NCSA is not great. Not all universities use it & they are not ranked properly in the system at all. In all cases they should be ranked according to quality of team. Not any D1 school ranked higher than the best Canadian program. Some D1's & D2's yes, but all teams (d1,d2,d3,NAIA,& JC) are ranked higher than Canadian schools JUST WEIRD. My son is playing on a D1 scholarship for golf & my daughter is an early committ in CANADA for soccer. read more

I just signed my son up for this service and I'm very impressed with the professionalism, organization, and knowledge of the recruiting process and available scholarships. I am excited to start the process and looking forward to working with NCSA. read more

When a company has to deploy fear-based, aggressive sales tactics to get customers, it should be a red flag. Like most others here, I experienced high-pressure sales tactics that felt very uncomfortable to me. In spite of this, I signed up for their lowest package knowing that I could cancel 24 hours. Once I logged in and was able to access the content here's what I found: 1) links to recruiting forms for 80% of the schools on our list were incorrect, which meant I needed to go out and research to find those forms anyway 2) activity from our top school's coaches was lacking - many not having accessed the platform for more than 12 months. When I asked my consultant about this - he blamed the schools for not keeping their content up to date. Pro tip: if coaches found value in this tool, you better believe their content's up to date!! The reality is that if your child is looking at DIII schools, wants an academic fit + the opportunity to continue their sport in college, you do not need to spend thousands of dollars on an over-priced tool and common sense advice you can find anywhere online or through your kid's guidance office. Also - your child does not need to start the recruiting process in 7th grade. It's a laughable assertion, but was one that the salesman made. read more

Shouldn't have to pay money to see messages coaches send to you or to see what camps you were invited to. Not every student athlete has 200 dollars to spend on a recruiting website just do they can see what coaches are interested in you. This website is a complete scam unless you have hundreds of dollars to spend. read more

This company is unethical! Beware of purchasing a monthly plan from this company, if there's any chance you will not be able to use it for any reason beyond your control, such as living in a dictatorship state that cuts off all forms of life for a year during a pandemic! This company will still expect you to pay for their service and make cancelling it nearly impossible. We live in Oregon with tyrannical leaders that have completely shut our kids off from any form of a life - not only including school for every age, but any and all form of sports since last March. We have been paying monthly to NCSA since last July, because we were told things with the pandemic were getting better, that the situation was still temporary and the kids would be back to school soon after the start of the school year... yada yada yada. After basically treating NCSA like a charity and just giving them money monthly, we decided it was time to stop "donating" our money to them, seeing as how it's now a few days from March - of 2021, a full year after the start of the "pandemic" - and we have not, nor will we in the next several more months, be able to use their service due to the dictators that run our state. You want your money NCSA? Go get it from Governor Kate Brown. In addition to the year-long lockdown and our need to cancel, our child is a junior in high school (apparently the year recruiting takes place, because senior year is too late), and in Oregon the soonest our student athlete could potentially play basketball now, is during a May/June mini 6-7 week consolation season. June - school's out in June and the kids are usually playing June ball for the next school year. Seniors have graduated and those recruited their junior yr before the shut-down, will not be allowed to play because they have their college team to think about now. I went into detail and said all this to show what our reasons for cancelling were, not because we were trying to take advantage of this company - in face, we gave it 8 months. But I had to get mean and mad in order to get them to cancel our monthly payments. To hold a customer liable for continued monthly payments during a government imposed lockdown, is 100% unethical! And to make that customer feel like they are a terrible person and should have no right to be upset because they will be expected to continue paying... is so completely wrong! The customer should never have needed to get upset and fight for their right to have the future payments cancelled under these conditions. This experience leaves a really bad taste in my mouth concerning this company - NCSA - and its employees. read more

A huge waste of money. They oversold us on the potential interest colleges would have in our child. 99% of the emails you get in the system are either SPAM or bulk messaging. At no point after we signed up did a real person reach out to setup a plan or discuss the process to help my child find a school. We had several coaches that we reached out to on tours tell us to email them directly or fill out their forms online because sites like NCSA send them too much email. At one point we received an email that someone reached out to a college for us that was not on our childs list. Save your money. Fill out the college athlete forms for the schools you have interest and reach out to the coaches directly. All the forms are easy to find and quick to fill out. read more

NCSA is the best in the space and has real coaches for 1:1 help. Most of the team is former College athletes, coaches and administrators. Lots of great tools and insights.. read more

This program is kind of a rip off because you do all the leg work. I figured out that just emailing a college coach and have somewhat of a social media following in your sport is better than what NCSA does. Do yourself a favor and save hundreds of dollars and time because you will be doing the work yourself anyway. read more

We did our research online prior to the call and saw the significant number of negative ratings for NCSA. We continued with the call, hoping all those ratings were wrong and, to be honest, just to see if the call would be as manipulative as others said it would be. While our Recruiting Specialist seemed like a good guy, that positive attitude changed when we made it clear we weren't ready to make a financial commitment the night of the call, and would at least need a day to talk through our thoughts. The fact it then became a high-pressure sales presentation with all the reasons it couldn't wait even 24 hours is not only disappointing, it's sickening. Don't try to convince us your entire purpose is to provide support for our high school athletes when it's clear your entire purpose is high-pressure sales tactics for profit. When his script was verbatim from what I saw on other online reviews, it just further strengthened our position on NCSA. I would leave you with this thought....would the leadership of NCSA appreciate this treatment for your own children, with the scripted calls and high-pressure sales tactics stating our child's future can't wait even 24 hours, and a MVP package must be purchased tonight? Extremely disappointing! read more

Don't waste your money. I was undecided and pressured into a membership by badgering emails and phone calls, and now am trapped into paying them another $700 as the memberships are $1000+ and there is no cancellations. Waste of money and would not recommend that anyone use this platform read more

Once my daughter opened a free account with NCSA, I was immediately bombarded with calls. Finally we gave in and set up a meeting. The first red flag was the phrase " ..put a price on education..". Our economic situation was not the best. The appeal of an athletic scholarship sounded nice. I realize we didnt spend as much as many of the people on here complain about, but it was better to just have saved the money. In the end my daughter learned a valuable lesson in economics. If there is any real talent and chance at a scholarship, spending money to obtain it should not be a requirement. read more

This did not help my son get recruited looked at or anything. We found a college ourselves and they still continue to charge my card with no regards to anything. They do not call and check on my sons status, they do not care about anything but locking you in a contract you can't get out of DO NOT TRUST THEM. It's a legit scam... read more

I was disappointed to read other reviews that were negative about NCSA. I have worked with them for about 4 years and have found the service to be so incredibly worth the money. The ability to contact any softball coach in the country, track if they open your email or view your profile, watch your video, whatever - is worth the price alone. The research tools available when helping to decide what colleges are a good fit based on major, demographics, program competitiveness and cost were a huge factor in helping us to pick schools to target. With all the money we spent on lessons, joining elite travel teams, travel and equipment, the cost of the NCSA service was a drop in the bucket. An elite athlete, if they are able to afford the cost of travelling to the camps and tournaments to get exposure with college coaches, will still benefit from the tools NCSA has to offer, whether it's an online coaching session about how to write emails, the pitfalls of social media or the importance of academics. Once you fill out all the profile preferences and upload the skills video, the staff can make recommendations about where they think the best for will be for your player. You're going to have to put in the time - in your sport, in the classroom and in the recruiting process - but the support and opportunities that came with our NCSA membership were far more than we expected, and very well worth the money. read more

I wish I read the reviews before even talking to these people. They call you everyday non stop until they finally get a hold of you to tell you all the promises of setting up for scholarships for College. Mind you my daughter is 13 and still in M.S. I spoke with the rep who went on the website and told of all these promises, not really thinking about the cost. They come to the last page of the interview and they're like choose an option. With out even really telling us what we were signing up for . I should have said let me think it over first before clicking the button. They make you sign a contract so quick you have no time to read it. Then a few days later my daughter stated that she may not want to participate in sports for H.S. So I contact them to cancel. All I get is the run around. Someone was suppose to get in touch with me, no I had to call them. Spoke with a young lady maybe 20 years old, absolutely horrendous customer service. Would not let me speak to a supervisor. No one is returning my calls. She told me I can only get a 20 % refund because I'm over the 3 day cancellation period, mind you it's 7 days. So I'm currently disputing the charge with my CC Company. Still to this day, No one has returned my call to make a resolution. Stay AWAY!! read more

NCSA is very professional, if you actually have talent and ambition and can deliver on your athletic performance, its the place for you. My daughter actually contacts and writes to college coaches and we have seen a increased chatter between her club coach and college coaches about her and other teammates who have signed on to NCSA. I liked working with chris dillion and Jamie duffek read more

I would of gave it a 0 star but my son won award and they gave it to us free. We definitely got we paid for. This was probably a great product before social media. But like Blockbuster videos it's on its way out like the hula hoop. My son got 6 full scholarship offers using his twitter, and many other offers paying a little money. Remember if your good enough for a scholarship you will get one. Not one person contacted us from any school. It's pretty much a huge scam. I don't want any parents spending a dime on this company. Put your kid into a camp to see where he or she compares to other athletes. I'm a truthful person. I would suggest anyone working in this company find a new job. I see people are catching on in the reviews. read more

NCSA is a scam!! All they want is your money. They don't even care if you're having money problems DURING A PANDEMIC !! They don't want to give me a refund even thought they know that my family has been going through money problems. They genuinely don't care about you. All they want is your money. read more

Joseph P.... Save yourself making excuses on this review. Numerous reviews ahead of me I wish I would have read!!! You guys suck. Your "coaches" have been a joke. Someone needs to say I'm sorry. Not well we appreciate your feedback. If you appreciate the feedback then CHANGE..... Do Something...... stop talking so much and DO something. This has been an absolute joke and waste of time. As a business owner I was definitely "sold". I didn't have that guard up since it was in regards to my sons future and the opportunity. NCSA is suppose to be what bridges the gap between YOUR ATHLETE AND COLLEGE COACHES. It doesn't. We are now finding out after spending thousands of dollars with them, that most coaches do not even open emails from this company. This is a business. If you're questioning it. I give a hard NO to ever using them for anything. Save your money. Go to camps that are offered by the college themselves. Most of the camp invites are a joke. Your kid will get plenty. Everyone does. It always gets put back on your athlete needing to do more work. We know for a fact our son has D2-D1 talent. Hasn't had one offer from even an naia. This service is a joke and I 100% Recommend saving your money. Spend your money on private lessons perfecting your athletes weaknesses and then use Twitter for everything needed. Coaches follow Twitter. Get your kid there and fight for your kid as parents. There are very good "business men" smooth talking salesmen and even staff that will reply here reassuring everyone of how great they are. Simply not the case. Hopefully others share their review. When your child is needing to be recruited, there is this fear of wait. If I speak up for my child will he lose out on opportunities. Say something anyways. If you pay for something, you should get what you pay for. Ncsa fails to deliver results. read more

Unbelievable! First, I want to thank all the other reviewers who nailed these scammers and saved me from spending any money with these people. Second, I'll tell you about my call with them. It was nothing but a sales pitch where I asked in several ways what exactly their services were and about their fee schedule and never did get an answer. Finally our salesman said he would hang up and put together a plan for us. I said," Well, as with any business meeting, I want to make sure there is a clear understanding of who is doing what and what exactly you will be preparing for us." His answer was very terse - this is not a business meeting. REALLY???? My child's future and spending money on a service to help with that is NOT a business??? We wound up hanging up and feeling relieved that this bullet was dodged. read more

Definitely NOT worth the money or time. Our student athlete has benefited far more from direct communication with coaches as a result of campus visits and attending elite camps. Essentially you are paying for a FaceBook or LinkedIN-like social media service with general guidance on how to proceed. The same effort could and should be applied to Instagram, Twitter, YouTube etc along with old fashioned handshakes with coaches at athletic events and college visits. read more

I'll give 1star because of the access to the data base. But we have access now that I'm savvy enough with accessing schools website and Twitter! We are on our 3rd "Coach" and highly pissed that the company which claims to be the biggest and best are NOT connected with schools. My "Coach" can't even get in touch with or a call back from schools he said he's DM'd. I will write a formal complaint outside of this platform. Just to add to my frustration, we receive a message that our '"Coach" tail another position with another company when we are in the heat of recruiting process. I also believe that it was a conflict of interest because I saw him tweet more about his High School vs my son or any other kid. He mentioned during one convo that he doesn't use Twitter that much...how in todays recruiting process does a Recruiter not uses that platform...statutes following and found he does. Was told by our "Coach" that schools hardly reply to NCSA emails generated through there system or use the Analysis tool...what is the purpose of making parent pay for that service. I didn't need 3years worth of ok keep doing what you are doing...we have taken Our recruiting process into our hands because it was evident that NCSA/our "Coach was worthless! read more

Set up simple, free NCSA profile. Received numerous calls that we needed to schedule a time with an NCSA adviser to make sure our profile was complete and set up for success. Have 2 sons and so tried to coordinate a single call. Finally had the call with my sons and I sitting around our kitchen table. Allowed NCSA rep to do her introduction and then asked how much this was going to cost. She kept dodging the question and putting off answering after I asked her several times. It wasn't until the end that she told me it was $2000+ per kid. I have a senior and a sophomore baseball player. She said on multiple occasions that if I didn't really care about my kids futures, then I shouldn't sign up with NCSA. She also said it may be too late for my senior and that I shouldn't make the same mistake with my younger son. Mentioned that I basically screwed up any opportunity for my older son and that I should care more about my younger son so I don't make the same mistakes with him. I truly did appreciate her parenting advice :) ---but we were baited on the call to discuss the quality of the profile we set up. They wanted us to pay for them to make professionall videos of our sons after we send them all of our videos. I have seen the videos they put together and this can be done easily with free apps/software available online. Also said the advantage to using them is they already have the list of coaches to most colleges, so you don't have to look them up. I gave 2 stars because if you are busy or lazy, this may be worth it to you. Seems like an overall scam. When I said no to the $2000 dollars per kid, they started reducing the price significantly and finally asked what I would be willing to pay. Very possible to get them down to $500 or less...seems pretty desparate to me. read more

We had a great experience with NCSA. They were there with us every step of the way, and helped us with all of our many college questions. Great advice and what to do next, and laying out a plan / strategy - especially as our player was changing roles within the team, which meant working hard and getting the skills needed for that new role / position, and at the same time keeping an eye towards college. The NCSA coach was a true encouragement to us, and very helpful. Additionally, and especially as things got crazy busy during the peak of the recruiting times, the availability of our assigned coach was above and beyond - more than we could have expected. And btw, we were fortunate to have had the same coach all along the way. read more

Currently a NCSA member and I am fully paid up with both my sons. This site is a good research tool to look at schools, tuition, student enrollment, etc. However if you are looking for this as a tool for your son and/or daughter to get exposure I strongly recommend you save your money. Similar to current reviews I have read, a significant amount of coaches do not open your emails from your NCSA account. In addition, if the email was "opened" the profile was not reviewed which has film and stats. During our coaching session we were told to be aggressive on Twitter and follow coaches since coaches all use Twitter now. I don't disagree with that advice but why then would I have a NCSA account? Lastly, we would receive what would appear to be generic invites to camps. A couple to times we responded that we would attend and look forward to meeting the staff. The email would go unanswered and when we showed up to camps it appeared to be more of Fund Raiser. We were able to get some one one film even in the fundraiser for our profile which again does not really get reviewed. I questioned NCSA on the emails and I was told that I need to do more research before I attend an invite through NCSA. Overall, as parent of two student athletes, NCSA is a good tool for research. However, I strongly strongly recommend that you not expect more from NCSA with getting your son and/or daughter more exposure. Please learn from me and maybe at the most use the most basic option they offer and that's it. read more

They charge you a ridiculous amount for nothing. They are not helpful then try to lock you into expensive membership agreement. Avoid Avoid Avoid. Have your student submit their profiles and videos in there applications. read more

They solicited our family from a basketball camp that my daughter signed up for in between her 8th and 9th grade year. I will tell you what I have learned from our horrific experience. They will try to quickly sell you a service, and do not inform you of their cancellation policy. We found out as my daughter entered high school that a similar service is offered FREE to potential skilled athletes for local colleges (which would be my daughter's pick) through her high school. Her high school coaches will advocate for their athletes and will edit videos and help you network. I have also learned that most NSCA emails with athletes' profiles goes into a spam folder; I have had 4 college coaches tell us that they don't even open or look at emails from NSCA. So essentially you are paying thousands of dollars for a service that coaches are not even going to use to recruit. Save your money or invest in camps at colleges where they will get the opportunity to meet college coaches and showcase their abilities. This service is overpriced and there is no data to determine how many athletes were recruited BECAUSE of NSCA. Just because an athlete had the service and was recruited does not mean that the athlete being an NSCA member was the reason why. A good athlete will use all FREE platforms to network and sign up for events to play and network as well. I do not want another human being to get pressured into agreeing to this unnecessary and expensive service like we did. read more

Parents I have two athletes with NCSA and I am an MVP member and paid in full. Please trust me when I say to you please please please save your money. I had to personally fire our last football coach because he was terrible. Our current coach says we need to put everything on twitter. All exposure we have received has been from showcase camps for football and showcases for baseball. Our current coach is a good guy but no big D2 or D1 program is going to use NCSA to recruit. They don't like NCSA emails. We would receive camp invites and respond to that same email and the coaches would not open the emails. This even happens to small D3 schools. My oldest went to a couple of D1 camps that I and his club coach arranged and they love his speed and size and is now on their radar. You have to have a coach there to champion your kid. NCSA had absolutely nothing to do with that. NCSA must have a massive data base that they email to coaches. Its one big business circle of using my kid to promote their data base to attend camps that end of being fundraisers for that school. I see past reviews by parents that said NCSA was great and my first question was "what school did you go to (D3, NAIA)?" "what kind of offer did you receive," What did NCSA do besides put your film or stats on your profile. Unfortunately I have not seen anything like this and I have kids that high school coaches ask me to transfer to their school. What I have learned is that you need to have a coach help champion your kid with coaches at camps. read more

Don't do it! It's not worth your money or time.. Unless you have a very diligent kid who will use the app/site regularly and doesn't mind getting correspondences by mostly D3 coaches, I wouldn't recommend. It mostly offers webinars. The coach assigned doesn't reach out unless its solicited. However, he has been good the two times that we've spoken/met with him. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate all divisions but it doesn't seem that D1 coaches are using NCSA. None of the D1 schools that we have reached out to on NCSA have responded. However, we have had better luck using social media. Also, some of their coaching staff information is outdated. I tried to cancel but was told that I couldn't. This is all at the height of a pandemic. Trust when I tell you that I could put my monthly $134 payment to better use amongst my three kids. I wish I had read these reviews before committing. Oh, by the way, we came across NCSA on a scholarship website that claimed that he could be eligible for $1000 scholarship for just signing up for the free version. This has never been mentioned again. read more

The salesperson, as every salesperson, will open rainbow roads ahead of you and show you how much you would be loosing if you didn't enroll your son. The best part is that "you may cancel whenever you are unsatisfied". Well, guess what? you can't. for over 7 months, I didn't see any change or help from it, maybe it is good for others, and bad for others. As the payment were not small, I called to cancel and they were quite supportive to reduce the payments to $5 a month, for three months. As we didn't find our way in sports, I called to cancel, and the rep told me in order to do so, I have to pay $400. Stay away, or at least, don't just read the good reviews, read the bad ones and see. read more

We are new to NCSA so I can't confirm that we will be successful in achieving a scholarship to play at a post secondary level HOWEVER what I can say is that so far we have been thrilled with the service they have provided. We are from Canada and working our way through the immigration process with no knowledge of how things work in the US for scouting. NCSA has been a beacon of light to date. I would recommend them to anyone who is serious about wanting assistance in navigating these waters. We understand that there is no guarantee that a school picks you up but just the fact that we aren't in this alone makes us feel at ease. read more

Paid a lot of money for my twins to help get recruited and every D1-D2 school coach we talked to said they do not look at their emails. We had to go out on our own and do the best we could. The salesman verbally guaranteed us from looking at our kids HUDL that they would both go somewhere nice. Lots of smoke! very disappointed and nothing to show for all that money. Big rip off! read more

Do not hire NCSA. It sounds great but in reality it appears more like a scam based on our experience. We've gotten offers from schools but nothing from NCSA. We can't even get a return call from our so called "recruiting coach". Do not waste your time or money. read more

NCSA has helped a lot so much and is getting me on the right track. They explain everything so clearly and are always there to offer help whenever we need it. All the people I have talked to so far have been extremely nice. They are so motivated and excited to help that it gets you even more excited. This is a wonderful thing that they are doing and I am so happy because I would not have know where to start when it came to college recruiting if it wasn't for them. This is 100% worth it. read more

NCSA will send you stock emails, talk a good talk, but do nothing for your athlete. You will do everything yourself, they will collect their money. Thankfully, my daughter scored exceptionally well on her ACT, so she won't need to play in college, she will enjoy intramural play and focus on her studies. read more

There is no need to course correct, he got into a great school. It happens to be one of the schools we were looking at before we talked to NCSA. read more

Like others that have commented here, wish I had read the reviews first! I had a strong feeling this was nothing more than a scam and that, ultimately, you're left doing all the work, and I was right. They claim they have the only platform for college coaches and student athletes to "connect", I had a whole list of questions about who was responsible for what, that never got answered. They are NOT Jerry Maguires! I was right about that, too, but as a parent it's difficult to say no to your kid who has dreams of playing college ball and you believe you're not the expert in recruiting, so you hire an expert. If your child is the type of athlete that has the potential, drive and talent to play college sports, they will find you! No doubt. Save your money. read more

If your son or daughter is a college worthy athlete, they will be scouted through their everyday performances both academically and athletically with the support of their coaches, teachers and parents. read more

DO NOT USE if you have a MULTI-SPORT ATHLETE and are hoping to get support beyond the first sport. We have paid an exorbitant amount of money for a premium account in one sport and agreed to do so based on the promise of ease of use and cross support for both sports. Unfortunately, we've found out that you have to set up a separate account (think log out, log in, retype all the athlete's information to create a portfolio, etc) AND pay the same huge chunk of change to get any support in the second sport. Sadly, we took the time to create the second portfolio without knowing we had to pay double the fees to access it. Now we have coaches emailing to that account but we aren't permitted to see the emails unless we pay for another premium account. Silly and essentially a bait and switch. We should have investigated further before signing up. We also have a SportsRecruits account and it is much much easier to use and supports both sports through one fee and a simple toggle between portfolios within the same account. read more

Long story...my niece knew she could do the college recruiting thing on her own. Her mom, my sister, looked at #NCSA but saw the bad reviews saying "it's a scam" so they did it on their own. Niece got a full ride to an NAIA college. Lots of playing time as a freshman. She hated it. The school, the town, the people. They'd spent thousands moving her across the country to this school and she refused to go back after Christmas. I called my college coach Sue Enquist for advice. Call NCSA she said. We did. My sister signed my niece up and paid the 800 or so dollars. They matched her with the perfect school in the perfect city and had her a near-full scholarship....in 3 days. At a D2 school. She was moved into her new school within two weeks, ready for the next semester. That's no scam. That's a miracle. So our son is going into 9th grade. We just signed him up. We have a number of friends who've spent thousands on SAT/ACT prep. We decided to go through NCSA instead. Husband and I were both D1 athletes. I won two NCAA championships at UCLA. We don't do scams. read more