Many student athletes desire to continue their athletic career beyond
High School and into College. There are strict requirements concerning
Core Course Requirements, SAT and ACT test scores, grade point
average, and whether you will be participating in Division 1 (D1),
Division 2 (D2) or Division 3 (D3).
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To register for the SAT exam
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To register for the ACT exam
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To register with the NCAA Clearing House
Recruiting Myth
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Only the big name high school stars get scholarships into
colleges.
The fact is College recruiting staffs have limited resources
to scout, evaluate and recruit players. While the big name
players that have the size and stats that get noticed are
heavily recruited they still need good players that have good
grades that meet the requirements above.
The most effective way to get noticed is to contact the
school(s) directly that you are interested in. Most colleges
have sections on their websites for recruits. Once you
contact them they will usually send you a form to fill out that
gets you into their database. Many offer camps/clinics that
you can attend in the off season that will get you noticed.
to scout, evaluate and recruit players. While the big name
players that have the size and stats that get noticed are
heavily recruited they still need good players that have good
grades that meet the requirements above.
The most effective way to get noticed is to contact the
school(s) directly that you are interested in. Most colleges
have sections on their websites for recruits. Once you
contact them they will usually send you a form to fill out that
gets you into their database. Many offer camps/clinics that
you can attend in the off season that will get you noticed.
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Scholarship Search Site
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Scholarship Search Site
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Guide to the financial aid process
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Free Application for Student Aid
Links for financial aid
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