All college tours are done as custom group tours. The regions up above can serve as a guide to help you pick an area of the country you would like to visit and get an idea of what a week long tour would be like.  Future College Athlete Tours are not limited to these areas of the country nor the length of your tour.  We can do tours for groups of 8-40 particiapants.  If a group consists of more than 20 players in one sport then we will divide the group into 2 when touring the school.  One group will do the academic side of the campus while the other does the athletic and then they will switch.

We recommend the Future College Athlete tours to any High School student that is thinking about pursuing college athletics. It is impossible for young people to truly know what might be a good fit or a bad fit if they have never been to the university to experience a little bit of college life for themselves.

These tours allow players to get a sample of what it would be like if they attended the schools on the tour. The FCA college tours allow players to form a better idea of what they want and don’t want in a university. The FCA college tours take players on a 3-7 day road trip of 8-13 different schools.

Players are able to go on unofficial visits at every campus which means; they get to meet the coach as well as other staff members, ask any questions they might have about the program or school, view the academic and athletic facilities, and at some schools meet current student athletes.

Depending on the time of year FCA participants may also be able to watch a training or match. FCA tour participants will also have an opportunity to have a training session of their own almost everyday on summer tours. College coaches from the campuses visited that day will be invited to attend the training to evaluate tour participants.

FCA college tours will be staffed by former national team players, past professional players, former college coaches,and or former collegiate players. We guarantee our staff is one of the best in the nation,which sets us far apart from any other college tour. Our staffs' experiences in the college process allows them to help guide the student athletes in their thinking and questioning when on the various campuses, and allows them to be a valuable resource for the players to ask questions to as well.

Questions like," What was the recruiting process like for you?", "What made you choose the school you did?", "What did you like and dislike about where you went?", "What was the level of competition like in that conference?," and any other questions they can think of.

All of our staff have been through the recruiting process and will be able to share their experiences and answer honestly any questions tour participants have.