Ivy Varsity Apply

Earned on the field. Verified by teammates.

Ivy Varsity is open to current and former varsity athletes of the eight Ivy League schools. Nothing else qualifies you, and nothing else is needed.

Who can join

Anyone who was on a varsity roster at Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Penn, Princeton or Yale, in any year and any sport the school competed in at the varsity level. Current athletes are welcome too. It’s built for the whole span of an athletic life, from your first season to decades after your last.

How verification works

The directory is only worth trusting if everyone in it really played. No single person decides who joins a team.

  1. 1You apply

    Your school, sport, years on the roster, and whether you’re a current athlete or an alum.

  2. 2We confirm you qualify

    Through a personal invitation from a verified member, a verified member who can confirm you played, or an Ivy Varsity administrator. Whoever confirms you stands behind it.

  3. 3You’re in

    Build your profile, set your privacy, and start meeting people.

What members can do

Find your people

Your team, your sport at all eight schools, or every sport, one switch apart.

See who’s in town

A map by city, plus who’s visiting where you live.

Meet in person

Suggest coffee, a call or a workout with a few times. They pick one.

Find a mentor

Current athletes see alumni mentors from their own program first.

Jobs that answer back

Roles that promise a reply or an interview, up front.

Events for your sport

Alumni nights, watch parties and games, set up by members.

Your privacy, your call

  1. 1Your sport sees you by default

    You decide whether athletes from other sports can find you. If they can, they see a shorter profile.

  2. 2You choose who sees your contact details

    Phone, email and LinkedIn each have their own setting, including Nobody.

  3. 3Never sold

    Membership is free and can’t be bought. Employers can pay to post roles, which never gives them access to your profile.

Details in our Privacy policy.