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Step 1: Talk to your coach, they will become your most valuable asset in actually getting recruited and hopefully offered. T.L. Hanna has a prominent standing in the eyes of universities and colleges around the United States. This enables our student-athletes to save from wasting money hiring someone else to help them get a scholarship. If you have what it takes, T.L. Hanna is in position to help put you on the map. Step 2: Produce! On the field/court, and in the classroom, if you can’t handle these two, recruiting will not happen. Believe it or not, there are several others in the United States with your exact ability and measurables. How are you elevating your standing? Step 3: Understand the requirements and differences of the different divisions of college athletics. Step 4: Check out colleges and universities around the United States. Step 5: Understand the facts about actually obtaining a scholarship. Step 6: Think you are being recruited? What it means to actually be recruited. Step 7: If you are actually being recruited, register w/ the NCAA Eligibility Center. Step 8: What questions should I be asking a recruiter when they call? Step 9: Understand what a National Letter of Intent is. Step 10: What does a scholarship cover? Step 11: Play hard, be a teammate, and be at all practices and workouts. A quick way to eliminate you from being recruited, is to neglect these things. College teams are trying to win, not doing these basic things WILL eliminate from contention immediately.
Printable NCAA Guide for the Student-Athlete Understand the reality of going pro |
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