On behalf of all Cyclone student-athletes and coaches, I want to thank you for considering Iowa State University.   This is a very exciting time in your life and we are honored that you are seeking more information about becoming an Iowa State Cyclone. 

We recognize that choosing a college to pursue your academic, athletics and social dreams, can be very complex.   I am sure that you have many questions.  What are you seeking? A great education? Outstanding athletics competition? Teachers and coaches who are leaders in their field? Exciting game-day environments? A vibrant campus life that enriches your college experience?  I can assure you from my interactions with our current student-athletes, all of that and more, is available for you at Iowa State University.

Our athletics program is on the move both academically and competitively.  During the past several years, we have built several new athletics facilities including one of the finest student-athlete academic centers in the country.  Our President’s support of athletics is second to none. Our fans are enthusiastic, loyal and primed for success. And I want to personally assure you that we’ll continue to invest significantly in the student-athlete experience and provide the necessary resources for your success.

When choosing where to attend college, we believe it is important to research the academics, athletics and social environments on campus. I invite you to visit the interactive PDF above for a quick study on the opportunities that await you at Iowa State University.

It is a great time to be an Iowa State Cyclone! I want to wish you good luck with your decision.  I hope we can welcome you to the Cyclone family in the very near future. Thanks, again, for giving Iowa State University your fullest consideration.

Go Cyclones!

Jamie Pollard
Director of Athletics

P.S. Additional information on Iowa State University is available here at the university’s official admissions web site. If you'd like to watch an informational video on ISU from President Gregory Geoffroy (approx. five minutes), click here.