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Due
to growing competition, getting exposure to
college coaches can be extremely challenging
for young athletes. Here is some helpful advice:
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DO
WELL IN SCHOOL |
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Coaches look for not only great athletes,
but also good students. A sound academic background
is a must for the program of your choice.
Of course, one can stay an additional year
in a PG program, but even then you must meet
certain standards. Experience has taught us
that athletes must be able to balance their
sport with their studies. We at USA College
Prospects strongly advise our clients to spend
twice the amount of time on books as they
spend on sports! |
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WORK
ON YOUR WEAKNESSES |
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Most
athletes are aware of their shortcomings.
Do not wait until your senior year in high
school or your last year in JUCO before working
on your weaknesses. Your coach can be very
helpful in suggesting ways in which to improve.
You are ahead of the game if you can master
your weaknesses before spending money on sports
camps. |
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ATTEND
CAMPS |
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Although
sport camps can be very costly, some are still
very affordable. Without a doubt, camps are
one of the best ways to improve and get exposure.
It is critically important that you chose
the right camp in order to get maximum exposure.
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START
EARLY |
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The
NCAA has many rules that cannot be fully explained
on this site; however, we know the most important
rules!
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1.
Take your SATs. If you are unsuccessful, you
can take it as often as needed. For more information
on the SAT/ACT, visit
and
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2.
Before an athlete can participate
in a DI or DII college sport, he or she must
meet all clearinghouse rules and or regulations. For a complete summary of these rules, visit
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