Empower your student through their love of gaming and community.

At Vector, we design and implement systems for esports edu leaders at the collegiate and high school level. We understand where the industry is going and where the opportunities are because we’re creating them. Parents and educators should be aware of the great things that are out there in the world of gaming, and how they can best support their students in their gaming journey. We work with clients in a one-on-one basis to help them understand the opportunities and implement best practices.

Gaming in High School

High schools across the country are adding options for gamers. Whether your child is looking for a better social outlet, or one of the best looking to excel, these are the formative years that will set your child up for success whether they pursue a career, a college degree, or want to go into business for themselves.

Gaming in College

Colleges are offering varsity esports programs, as well as dedicated gaming community space on campus. Is your child a great League of Legends player? Did you know there are scholarships and recruitment opportunities? Take advantage of a personalized recruiting experience, admissions considerations, and a built-in support system when your student reaches campus. Not every college program is created equal however, pay close attention to graduation metrics.

Gaming After College

Gamers are playing well into their professional careers, with the average age of a gamer is 34 years old! The fact is if your child is a gamer now, they will likely be gamers for the rest of their lives. Gaming is a great way to maintain friendships and connections even after people move on from college. Some colleges are using gaming to engage alumni!

Our most recent space project at Merrimack College. Merrimack’s brand-new space is free to students, and functions as both a community hub and a competitive space. Merrimack College currently fields rosters in Valorant, Overwatch, Rocket League, and Dead by Daylight.