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Maria Antonieta Rodriguez is one the advisors at USP. She was kind enough to answer a few questions about herself. She has been working at USP for 2 years and has already achieved some great feats. She recently advised a client who received 5 scholarship offers with her help. Maria Antonieta has put in a lot of hard work to get to where she is now and we are so proud of her. Continue reading to learn more about Maria Antonieta.

Juan Carlos Serrano is one the advisors at USP. He did us the honor of answering a few questions about himself. Juan Carlos has a similar story to some of the USP students. He was a tennis player in Mexico and then came to the United States to attend college at South Carolina State University. He actually achieved a full scholarship to play tennis in college and completed a Double Major in Economics and Agribusiness. He really enjoys working at USP helping others achieve the same dream he had as a young man. Juan Carlos clearly has a beautiful perspective on our mission at USP and we are very happy to have him as part of the team. Continue reading to learn more about Juan Carlos.

Dylan is one of the USP advisors. He was kind enough to take the time to answer some questions about himself. Dylan's story is fantastic. He was actually a previous client of USP and even attended our showcase back in 2014. We are very proud of Dylan and happy to have him on the team. Keep reading to learn a little bit more about Dylan's great story.

The mental struggle of a college recruit.

Junior players dedicate plenty of time and effort to become the most attractive college tennis recruit. Most of them rely on their UTR, rankings, and who they beat to get coaches’ attention. That data is with no doubt key for coaches to compare recruits, but by no means is the main and final deciding factor.

As more students apply, admission at top colleges has become increasingly challenging.