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R each H igh S cholars

R each H igh S cholars. Control your destiny. www.reachhighscholars.org. Why are we here?. Why are we here? Education is for a lifetime; sports careers have a shorter shelf life Coaches get slots in Admission Offices

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R each H igh S cholars

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  1. Reach High Scholars Control your destiny. www.reachhighscholars.org

  2. Why are we here? Why are we here? Education is for a lifetime; sports careers have a shorter shelf life Coaches get slots in Admission Offices Increases chances to be accepted at a better college

  3. Academics – Money - Sport Financial aid: academic merit – athletic merit – need-based

  4. Divisions Division I: ACC, Big 10, Ivy League, Patriot League & America East Division II: Northeast 10 Division III: NESCAC, Liberty League, NEWMAC & Little East

  5. Recruiting Regulations NCAA Student Athlete Guide • Register with NCAA: (Div I & II) • Official & Unofficial Visits; On & Off Campus; Phone Calls  • Athletically-Related Financial Aid (Div I & II only) • 2% of HS athletes are awarded athletic scholarships. • Renewable annually (with limited Div I exceptions). • Can be cancelled for any reason. • Vary in size. Ivy League and NESCAC have additional rules.

  6. Scholarship Amounts Full Scholarships allowed to entire team only in Division I in: Football, M & W Basketball and W Gymnastics, Tennis & Volleyball. Full Scholarship Equivalents allowed in selected other sports:

  7. How to approach and work with coaches • Resume & Cover letter. • Coach’s Website Form. • DVDs, You Tube, Student-Athlete’s Website. • Write their script for them. • Don’t assume they go to relevant sports data websites • Update! • Coaches develop credibility in Admission Offices. • Give them an easy case: SAT scores, grades & summer enrichment programs

  8. The Application and Admission Process • Immediately (for Juniors): • Research colleges • Check SAT scores, acceptance rates & financial aid of colleges • Start visiting colleges • Take SAT (preferably twice) • By May 31 of junior year: Get all info to Coaches. • By August 31: Finish college visits and meetings with coaches. • During summer: Sense quality of the “touches” from coaches. • During September: Coaches finish discussions with Admission Offices and submit their lists.

  9. The Application and Admission Process (cont.) By October 15: Finish SAT tests and college applications. Early November: Early Decision I applications due. December 15: Early Decision I replies from colleges. Dec. 15 – Jan. 15: Early Decision II applications due. Jan. 15 – Feb. 15: Early Decision II replies from colleges

  10. Selected SAT Scores & Acceptance Rates

  11. Get very good at sport! Title IX • Gender equality: money, facilities and number of players Club & AAU Showcase Tournaments & Summer Camps

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