Frequently Asked Questions
What if I forgot to order the film package and would like to add it to my registration?
If you registered for camp without the film package and would like to add that to your 2019 camp registration please contact ryan@future500idcamp.com.
Who can attend?
Future 500 ID Camps are open to boys (grades 9-12) and girls (grades 8-12) who aspire to play at the collegiate level. All camps must be available to any and all entrants, and those entrants can only be limited by number, gender, age, and/or grade level.
Commuter vs. Residential?
Residential: includes a dormitory room and all meals during camp. Lunch will not be provided after registration on Day 1 nor after camp finishes on Day 4. Campers that need a room the night before camp begins and/or the night after camp ends will need to pay an additional fee.
Commuter: Does NOT include a dorm room on campus, only lunches and dinner during camp. Lunch will not be provided after registration on Day 1 nor after camp end on Day 4. Commuters will have the same daily schedule as resident campers and should plan to leave campus after the evening seminar at approx 10PM.
*Future 500 highly recommends the Residential option for campers that want the complete Future 500 experience!
Is there specific Goalkeeper Training?
Yes, there is GK specific training at our Philadelphia Camps. Goalkeepers will have 2 training sessions at camp and will play with their designated team in every match. The two goalkeeper-specific sessions will be conducted by a NCAA Coach on Day 2 and Day 3. The additional $50 cost to register as a GK includes both keeper sessions during camp.
Keeper training times are carefully planned so GK’s never miss their team’s matches for keeper training. To help increase opportunities for keepers to be recruited, we provide brief evaluations on every keeper at camp to all college coaches within 24 hours after the start of camp. We believe this to be a very helpful way to aid colleges looking to identify keepers and ultimately leads to more keepers being identified as a result of camp.
Who will be coaching us at camp?
Head and Assistant Coaches from all colleges listed (and more) will be in attendance and coaching. The structure of camp provides college coaches with ample opportunities to identify and evaluate players thoroughly. Additional college coaches that are not part of our staff are also invited to attend sessions for recruiting purposes. Player rosters are provided to all college coaches that attend.
Will I receive a camp evaluation?
Please review our blog post regarding camper evaluations.
How do I pay and when is final payment?
A $275 non-refundable deposit is required at registration. The balance is due 21 days before the start of camp. Balances will be collected automatically from the credit card on file 21 days before the start of each camp.
Boys Week 1 – June 3, 2019
Girls Week – June 8, 2019
Boys Week 2 – June 14, 2019
Any outstanding balance will incur a late fee if not paid by three weeks before the first day of camp. You may pay off all or a portion of your balance at any time by logging into your camp account. We prefer that all payments be done online. If you are unable to do so, please email linda@future500idcamp.com to make alternate arrangements. If you will be arriving late, you must complete all payments online.
* Please note that Discounts/Coupons cannot be combined. In the event of more than one discount/coupon, the highest discount/coupon will be applied at registration.
Do i need camp insurance?
Registration Insurance is available at the time of registration and is highly recommended. The insurance allows for full refunds in the event of unexpected injuries that might prevent participation in camp. For more information or to sign up for registration insurance, please go to www.registrationsaver.com/future-500 or call AIG at (866) 690-6859.
Are there educational sessions discussing the college recruiting process?
Yes. There will be various educational sessions (seminars) discussing the college recruiting process and how to increase one’s chances of getting recruited. For a full list of seminar offerings, please (CLICK HERE)
What is your refund policy?
*$275 Non-Refundable Deposit required at registration in order to reserve your spot. Any monies paid beyond the deposit amount are completely refundable until 21 days prior to the start of the program. At 21 days prior to the start of the program no refunds will be issued, only credit to a future camp.
The balance is due 21 days prior to the start of camp. Any outstanding balance will incur a late fee if not paid by 21 days before the first day of camp. Balances will be collected automatically from the credit card on file 21 days before the start of each camp. For cancellations received a minimum of 21 days prior to the start of camp, a complete refund minus the $275 deposit will be issued.
***If your team makes USYSA Regionals/Nationals, ECNL playoffs, or USDA Playoffs/Nationals and the dates conflict with Future 500 ID Camp, we will refund your money minus a $50 administrative fee, provided written notification is provided at least 10 days prior to the start of camp.
Questions regarding payment should be directed to linda@future500idcamp.com or by calling 610-325-7883.
Can I room with a friend?
Yes. You can request your roommate when you register through our online system (Please make sure the person you wish to room with knows you asked to room with them). All requests must be received no later than 2 weeks before the start of camp. If you have questions or wish to make a request, please contact linda@future500idcamp.com.
Where will I stay during camp?
Everyone attending camp can stay overnight in an air-conditioned college dormitory at either Eastern or Cabrini University. Campers will eat on-campus in the Dining Hall.
What should i bring to camp?
See our blog about a camp packing list.
Is there a commuter option?
Yes. You can receive the $80 commuter discount through the registration system if you decide to commute.
*Future 500 highly recommends the Residential option for campers that want the complete Future 500 experience!
What if I have a food allergy?
Please indicate any food allergies on the “Allergies, medications, other medical concerns the staff should be aware of:” field of the Online Registration Form. We will then work with you and our Dining Services Department to make sure you are properly taken care. Additional questions can be directed to linda@future500idcamp.com.
Where do I check in?
Check in for Philadelphia Camps is at McInnis Hall (please click here for campus map) from Noon – 2pm.
Directions to Campus – Directions to campus can be found (here). The St. David’s campus is our main campus – and is where camp registration will occur (1300 Eagle Road, St David’s PA 19087). Once on campus, park in the Lower Parking Lot immediately below McInnis Hall (we will have clearly marked signs that will point you to McInnis Hall). We will check you in and then direct you to your respective dormitory.
Shuttle Service and Criteria?
Check out the Shuttle Service Criteria for our Philadelphia Camps. Please note that Future 500 only offers a shuttle to/from Philadelphia International Airport.
When do I check out?
Philadelphia: On Day 4, campers can check out as early as 10 am but no later than 12 pm. Camp is usually over closer to 12 pm after checkout, 8v8s and closing ceremony. Once the camper has checked out, completed their final game and attended the closing ceremony; they are free to depart campus. See Sample Schedule.
Do you have a visitors website that lists hotels and attractions?
If I fly in, is there transportation to and from the airport?
Yes, for $70 round-trip ($35 one way), we will pick you up at the airport and shuttle you to campus. Click Here for Shuttle Service Criteria for our Philadelphia. If you wish to use this option, you must email linda@future500idcamp.com at least 1 week before the start of camp to make arrangements.
Please note that Future 500 only offers a shuttle to/from Philadelphia International Airport.
What is the additional speed, agility and quickness testing?
Campers that sign up for the Speed and Agility session will be tested in the 40 yard dash, vertical jump, and 10 meter shuttle. The testing will be administered by a licensed Strength and Conditioning Coach and will not interfere will scheduled matches and training sessions. See how your results compare relative to other players in your graduation year!
What is the Extra Training Session for field players?
In addition to the training session already integrated into the current schedule, campers have the opportunity to purchase one additional Extra Training Sessions. This session is a group training session coached by an experienced college coach. Campers will not miss any matches or scheduled events. This approximately hour-long (including proper warm-up) training session is for players that want to experience a high-level training session run by an experienced college coach.
What VISA should I apply for?
Most campers traveling from abroad apply for the B-2 Tourist Visa.
What happens if a college coach cancels?
All colleges advertised have completed an agreement with Future 500 ID Camps to work camp. Future 500 ID Camps update the information on each page advertised on a weekly basis leading up to camp. While exceedingly few cancellations and changes occur, in the event a coach is unable to attend, every effort will be made to get another coach from that college before replacing them with another college. Future 500 reserves the right to modify the colleges listed above as needed.
