For those high school athletes looking to continue to the collegiate level, there are important steps to follow to ensure a successful transition. The following is just a sampling of items that we offer to assist in your recruitment search. To learn more about the recruiting process, click on one of the following "Learn more" links and become a member.
1. ...Remember that the majority of student-athletes are not going to be blue-chip recruits to high-profile Division I programs. The most important...Learn more!
2. Academic eligibility starts in the ninth grade and college coaches can begin looking at you in the tenth grade. Some scholarships are given...Learn more!
3. The FAFSA application determines your eligibility for Federal aid, such as Pell Grants and Stafford Loans. In addition,...Learn more!
4. If you plan on competing athletically at an NCAA Division I or II school, you must be registered with and certified as eligible by the NCAA ...Learn more!
5. Athletes competing at the Division I or II level must achieve the minimum ACT or SAT score required by a college/university prior ...Learn more!