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How to Get Recruited Guide
Fewer than 7% of high school athletes will play in college. Only 2% will receive an athletic scholarship. You can make your college dreams come true, but not until coaches start calling. Getting college coaches to call you shouldn’t be complicated, doesn’t have to be expensive, and isn’t a guessing game.
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How to Write About Sports for Your College Application Essay
We’re excited to have a guest post from Cara Kalf, an editor and teacher who helps students write great college application essays. She walks us through how to use sports for our college application essay without being cliche or predictable. Sports rank at the top of almost everyone’s lists of “Cliché Topics to Avoid” for college …
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The FAFSA: What it is and Why You Need to Know
FAFSA stands for Free Application for Federal Student Aid. If you have an athlete who will be going to college, you’re going to fill out the FAFSA. So sooner or later, you need to know this information. In this article, you’ll learn when, how, and why to fill out the FAFSA. What is the FAFSA? …
Attitude, Character, and Division 2 Recruiting
Welcome to Interview #127 with Coach Kelvin Jefferson. Coach Jefferson has incredible insights on attitude, character and Division 2 recruiting. He also provides high-level tips on how you can maximize your teen’s chance of being recruited. Coach Jefferson is the head Men’s Basketball Coach at Gannon University. He has been the head coach at Gannon …
NAIA Recruiting with Coach Allen
Welcome to Interview #126 with Coach Clay Allen, where Coach Allen talks NAIA Recruiting. Allen is the Men’s and Women’s Tennis Coach at McPherson College. McPherson competes in the NAIA. What can or should high school athletes do from their end to get on your radar screen? If an athlete personally contacts you by phone …
