Collegiate Esports
FIFA / EA Sports FC
Published by EA Sports
About FIFA / EA Sports FC
The world's most popular soccer simulation game with a massive collegiate and amateur esports scene.
Collegiate Competitive Scene
EA Sports FC (formerly FIFA) has a significant collegiate following through the EA SPORTS Campus Series and university gaming clubs. The game is widely played in intramural and club-level competition across hundreds of campuses.
Prize Pools & Earnings
EA SPORTS Campus Series and FUT Champions circuits offer prize opportunities. The professional EA Sports FC competitive scene features substantial prize pools and global reach.
Colleges Offering FIFA / EA Sports FC
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University of Nevada, Las Vegas
UNLV Rebel Esports operates in the entertainment capital of the world, positioning students at the intersection of gaming and the world's largest hospitality market. With a brand-new esports arena, UNLV offers varsity competition, scholarships, and direct pathways into esports business careers.
Arizona State University
Arizona State University's esports program is one of the fastest-growing in the Sun Belt. With the largest enrollment of any US university, ASU offers enormous resources for its esports program including dedicated facilities, comprehensive scholarship packages, and a thriving competitive community.
NC State University
NC State Wolfpack Esports is a standout program in the ACC esports landscape. As one of the nation's top engineering schools, NC State brings technical excellence to esports, featuring cutting-edge analysis tools, dedicated facilities in the Research Triangle, and substantial merit scholarships.
University of Alabama
Alabama Crimson Tide Esports brings the same championship mentality to competitive gaming that defines Alabama athletics. With one of the SEC's most comprehensive esports programs, UA offers varsity competition, merit scholarships, and a fully equipped esports arena that rivals professional facilities.
Robert Morris University Illinois
Robert Morris University Illinois (Chicago campus) was one of the first schools in the nation to offer esports scholarships starting in 2014, pioneering the collegiate gaming movement. The Chicago campus closed in 2019. Note: This listing is maintained for historical reference. For active Robert Morris University esports, see the main Pittsburgh, PA campus.
University of California, Irvine
UCI's esports program is one of the most prestigious in the nation. Home to the first dedicated collegiate esports arena, UCI competes at the highest levels across multiple titles.
Frequently Asked Questions
What colleges offer FIFA / EA Sports FC esports programs?
University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Arizona State University, NC State University, and 3 more programs offer FIFA / EA Sports FC varsity or club esports teams.
Are there esports scholarships for FIFA / EA Sports FC players?
While dedicated FIFA / EA Sports FC scholarships are limited, many colleges offer general esports scholarships that include FIFA / EA Sports FC players. Check the scholarships directory for current opportunities.
How competitive is FIFA / EA Sports FC at the collegiate level?
EA Sports FC (formerly FIFA) has a significant collegiate following through the EA SPORTS Campus Series and university gaming clubs. The game is widely played in intramural and club-level competition across hundreds of campuses.
How do I join a college FIFA / EA Sports FC team?
Most college FIFA / EA Sports FC programs hold open tryouts or recruit through platforms like Discord and LinkedIn. Build a ranked profile, maintain a highlight reel, and contact the coach or esports director directly. Some programs also post recruitment information on their esports website.
What GPA do I need to get a FIFA / EA Sports FC esports scholarship?
GPA requirements vary by institution. Most competitive esports scholarship programs require a minimum 2.5–3.0 GPA. Academic performance is typically weighted alongside your in-game rank, teamwork skills, and professionalism during tryouts.