How to use this site

Junior Year of High School/Freshman Year of Junior College

1. Start looking at schools and their programs seriously your junior year.  Remember, from our links, you can check out the athletic and academic aspects of the school and follow how the program is doing by going to their conference web sites.

2. Create a resume/profile from this site.  Start to send out your resume/profile and respond to coaches inquires on their websites.

3. Research additional scholarship opportunities from outside sources.  You'll find links to the best resources in the country on our website.

4. Work with your coach and guidance counselors.

5. Make sure your class work is in order.  Remember, EVERY level has academic minimums YOU must meet.  Don't wait until your senior year to realize your not going to be eligible at the collegiate level.

6. Take the ACT or SAT this year.  This will allow your the freedom to not worry about it your senior year or allow time to take it again if you think you need a higher score.

Work hard in the classroom and in your chosen sport.

Senior Year of High School/Sophomore Year of Junior College

1. Mail out your resume to as many schools as you are interested in or as many as you can over the summer before and the fall of your senior year.  Remember the more contacts you make the better your chances are.

2. Don't limit yourself to one level or division.  Contact Division III and NAIA and NJCAA schools.

3. Have game tape available to send to coaches.  Ask them to return them.  You can send them out again.

4. Have your parents fill out a FAFSA Form as soon as they can.  This is a must to receive a financial package from a school.  See below on more information about the FAFSA.

Don't get discouraged when some coaches don't reply and don't get to excited by chain letters.

Remember its never to late to start.  There are many opportunities that go unused each year.  Primarily at the NCAA Division III, NAIA and Junior College levels. 

FAFSA Form

The FAFSA is available in any high school, college or university. You can also fill out the form and submit it on their website at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/.  There is free software that allow you to apply for federal student aid from your home computer and send it electronically at http://www.ed.gov/offices/OSFAP/Students/apply/fexpress.html.

Fill out the FAFSA form as soon as possible.  Financial Aid is given on a first come first serve basis.

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