Stevenson University

Overwatch, Marvel Rivals, Rocket League, Valorant and Call of Duty.

Fill out our recruiting form. Your answers go to the coach for your game, who reviews your experience and skill level and follows up if you are a fit. You can also email us at esports@stevenson.edu.

Email esports@stevenson.edu.

We compete in the NECC as our official collegiate esports division. Depending on a team’s skill level and availability, we can also compete in CRL, CLOL, CVAL and other associated tournaments.

Both. Each semester has an 8 to 10 game season followed by playoffs. Your fall seeding carries over to the seeding and setup for the following spring. Call of Duty competes in the spring only.

Yes. We attend LANs and events at Stevenson, and the number depends on the year and the events we are invited to join.

Yes. Incoming first-year and transfer students can apply for an esports scholarship of $2,000 per year, renewable for four years of attendance. See our scholarship page, opens in new tab for details and the application.

To keep playing and to keep an esports scholarship, you need a minimum 2.0 GPA. We check GPA every two weeks and contact or meet with students case by case.

Yes. Every station comes ready to use, but you are welcome to bring your own keyboard, mouse or other gear. Please pack it up and take it with you after each session. Stevenson is not responsible for personal equipment left in the esports facilities.

No food is allowed. Clear drinks such as water, sports drinks or energy drinks may be permitted. We have a zero-tolerance policy on food to keep the rooms clean.

No. Equipment may not be borrowed or moved under any circumstances. If something breaks or malfunctions, tell a staff member and we will approve and assign a replacement.