Know how to approach college programs
You don't need to pay an expensive recruiting service to help make connections with college athletic programs. YOU have the ability to do it yourself.
Gain confidence in your ability to communicate with college coaches
The investment of a little time to acquire knowledge will empower you as you pursue your dream of playing your sport at the college level!
Find a college home without handing over a small fortune
Recruiting services could charge the equivelant of a semester's tuition. Save your money and learn how to promote yourself to college programs in less than 2 weeks.
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Overview of U.S. college athletics
Breakdown of levels: NCAA Division I, II, III, NAIA, NJCAA, NCCAA, USCAA
Key differences: competition level, scholarships, academic standards
Myths and realities of playing in college
What college coaches are looking for (beyond talent)
When and how coaches start recruiting
The recruiting calendar and contact periods
Role of athletic performance, academics, and character
Defining your strengths, values, and goals
How to position yourself uniquely for coaches
Social media: do’s and don’ts
Building an authentic, consistent image
Highlight video: what to include, how to edit, where to host it
Athletic and academic resume
Transcripts, test scores, stats, awards
Letters of recommendation from coaches or teachers
How to research and build a target school list
Emailing college coaches: what to say, when to send
Following up: tracking contacts and responses
Example emails and subject lines that get noticed
Review of platforms (NCSA, Hudl, BeRecruited, FieldLevel, etc.)
How to use them effectively (and avoid overpaying)
Pros and cons of hiring a recruiting service
Supporting vs. managing
Financial planning and scholarship realities
Helping your athlete stay organized and balanced
Questions parents should (and shouldn’t) ask coaches
Athletic vs. academic fit: finding the balance
How to assess an offer (partial vs. full scholarships, walk-on status)
Red flags to look for in programs or coaches
Campus visits, unofficial vs. official
NCAA/NAIA eligibility centers: registration and requirements
Core course tracking, GPA minimums, SAT/ACT policies
Amateurism rules and NIL basics
Final checklist for junior/senior year
Sport-Specific Strategy Sessions (e.g., Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Track, etc.)
Success Stories: Real Athletes, Real Results
Live Q&A with Former College Athletes or Coaches
Navigating Transfers and the Transfer Portal
Mental Preparation for College Athletics
Email templates and scripts
Highlight video checklist
Scholarship comparison worksheet
Target school tracker spreadsheet
Parent-athlete communication planner
I know firsthand how tough the recruiting process can be.
That’s why I created “Be Your Own College Recruiter.”
This course empowers athletes to take control of their own recruitment journey. You'll learn to take control of your future and land a spot on a college team.
This course will provide you with the knowledge and tools to:
Unlike traditional recruiting services, we don't promise guaranteed offers, and we won't ever ask you to pay for additional services.
You pay once for access to all we offer!
We will provide you with the information and support you need to succeed.
You'll have access to a private community where you can connect with other athletes, ask questions, and share experiences.
Ready to take the next step?
Join our community and let's work together to achieve your college athletic dreams.
FAQs
Answers to Your Key College Recruitment Questions
How early should I start preparing my resume and portfolio to try and get on a college program's radar?
The earlier, the better!While you can start building your resume and highlight reel anytime, it's ideal to begin this process during your sophomore year of high school. This gives you ample time to: Document your athletic achievements: Track your stats, awards, and accomplishments. Create a strong highlight reel: Capture quality footage of your skills and games. Develop a strong academic record: Maintain good grades and take challenging courses. Network with coaches: Start reaching out to coaches at schools you're interested in. By starting early, you can position yourself as a serious recruit and increase your chances of getting noticed by college coaches.
Will the course provide templates or examples for creating resumes, highlight videos, and emails?
Yes, the course will provide templates and examples for creating resumes, highlight videos, and emails.These resources will help you: Structure your resume: Learn the key sections to include and how to format your information effectively. Create a compelling highlight video: Get tips on capturing quality footage, editing techniques, and music selection. Write effective emails: Learn how to craft professional and persuasive emails to college coaches. By providing practical examples and templates, the course will empower you to create high-quality recruiting materials that showcase your skills and abilities.
You will be provided with a number of tools that will be yours to use throughout your personal recruitment journey.
Will there be opportunities to practice and receive feedback on recruiting materials?
Yes, the course provides opportunities for practice and feedback.
As a student in the "Be Your Own College Recruiter" course, you'll gain access to a private community of fellow athletes. This community is a great place to: Share experiences: Discuss your recruiting journey with peers. Ask questions: Seek advice from other students and course instructors. Get feedback: Share your recruiting materials (like resumes and highlight videos) for constructive criticism. By actively participating in this community, you'll be able to refine your recruiting strategies and increase your chances of landing a college athletic opportunity.
What is the target age group for this course?
The target age group for this course is primarily high school students, typically sophomores and juniors.
A senior can definitely benefit from this course. Even if they've already started the recruiting process, the course can provide valuable insights and strategies to maximize their chances of landing a college athletic opportunity. It can help them refine their recruiting materials, improve their communication with coaches, and navigate the final stages of the process, such as official visits and signing day.
Parents can also benefit from this course. It can provide them with a better understanding of the college recruiting process and equip them with the knowledge to support their child's athletic goals. By working together, parents and athletes can create a strong team and increase their chances of success.
However, it can also be beneficial for younger athletes who are starting to think about their college athletic goals.
What is the time commitment for the course?
The time commitment for the course is flexible and self-paced. You can work through the modules at your own pace, fitting them into your busy schedule.However, to get the most out of the course, it's recommended to allocate a few hours per week to: Watch the course videos Complete the assigned tasks and quizzes Engage with the community Work on your recruiting materials The exact time commitment will vary depending on your individual needs and learning style.
What makes Be Your Own College Recruiter different from other educational consultants?
"Be Your Own College Recruiter is unique because it empowers athletes to take control of their own recruitment process. Unlike traditional educational consultants, we focus on providing athletes with the knowledge and tools they need to effectively market themselves to college coaches.Our self-paced online course offers a comprehensive approach, including: Step-by-step guidance: We break down the complex recruiting process into easy-to-follow steps. Practical tips: Learn how to create a strong athletic resume, highlight video, and social media presence. Community support: Connect with other athletes, share experiences, and get feedback on your recruiting materials. Affordable pricing: Our course is significantly more cost-effective than hiring a traditional recruiting service. By taking our course, you'll gain the confidence and skills to navigate the recruiting process independently and achieve your college athletic goals."