<p>since my early year I play soccer and I think that I've the level required to play in the Harvard's soccer team but I'm an international student so it's complicated to be seen in action. Moreover I currently don't play in a team due to a lot of reasons (It's pointless to talk about it and will take several hours). Some of you might think that a boy who don't play in a team can't have the level required but you should know that the most important thing in soccer is the technical skill (which can't be lost unless putting on weight very excessively) and I've nothing to envy the best player in france who are, you can be sure, better than the american players because it's simply not your national sport...)
Let's be brief, I've the technical skill required to play in a good team (I'm not saying that I am Ronaldinho :)) and the physics condition can get back in 3 months.</p>
<p>Is there one way or another to show that I'm good at this sport (video...) PS: I'm a junior</p>
<p>Any discussion about Harvard must be premised by fantastic academic achievement. What does your transcript look like? What are your SAT scores? Also there are many websites for HS sports recruits to post videos. You might investigate that. </p>
<p>As a junior you’re asking these questions at the right time. T26E4 is correct; your grades and test scores will need to be good. If they are, and if the soccer coach determines he’d like you to be on the team, he will be able to help you greatly with admissions. A friend of my daughter plays soccer for Harvard and her admission was made easy becuase of her recruitment. I agree with T26E4 that you should move over to the [Athletic</a> Recruits - College Confidential](<a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/athletic-recruits/]Athletic”>Athletic Recruits - College Confidential Forums) subforum. The posters there are knowledgable and helpful. I would expect someone there could advise you on how to present your skills to US college soccer coaches.</p>