Who this scholarship is for
Female players planning to start university in 2027 who want to compete in NCAA Division I — the highest level of US college tennis. With only one place available, TNA looks closely at each player’s level, results and academics before making an introduction.
What you will need
- Your current UTR, ranking and recent competitive results
- Match video that shows your level
- Secondary-school transcripts, plus an English test for international players — most U.S. colleges ask non-native English speakers for one, and each college sets which tests it accepts (Source: Prepare For U.S. Standardized Tests, Undergraduate - EducationUSA) — see our guide for international students
- NCAA academic eligibility paperwork — Division I prospects need an NCAA Eligibility Center ‘Academic and Athletics Certification’ account (Source: NCAA 2026-27 Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete) — and, for international players, a student visa: once admitted, the university issues your Form I-20 for the F-1 student visa (Source: Students and the Form I-20 - Study in the States (DHS/SEVP)), and you pay the I-901 SEVIS fee before the visa is issued (Source: Paying the I-901 SEVIS Fee - Study in the States (DHS/SEVP)). TNA guides you through both
What the scholarship covers
Scholarship amounts are confirmed individually for each player, based on level, academics and the university’s decision. TNA confirms the details with you before you commit.
How to apply
Create your free player profile, activate a scholarship membership and apply in one click from the Kansas City University card. TNA reviews your level and academics and introduces the best-qualified player to the university. With a single place, apply early.