The Ultimate Athletic Recruiting Scholarship Guide for High School Athletes and Parents

Maintain a minimum GPA of 2.3

Complete 16 core courses

Achieve a minimum ACT score of 16 or SAT score of 730

The Athletic Recruiting & Scholarship Guide for High School Athletes and Parents

by Erica Graham

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The NCAA Eligibility Center provides a sliding scale that allows athletes with higher GPAs to qualify with lower test scores.

Create a Recruiting Profile: Utilize platforms like NCSA, Rivals, or Scout to create an online profile that includes your athletic statistics, highlight videos, and academic achievements. This profile will serve as a central hub for coaches to find and evaluate your potential.

**Showcase Your Skills: Attend camps and showcases where you can compete against other top-tier athletes and demonstrate your abilities firsthand. Engage with coaches, distribute your recruiting materials, and seek feedback to improve your performance.

**Highlight Your Academics: Maintain a strong GPA and demonstrate your commitment to education. Colleges value scholar-athletes who are not only talented on the field but also excel academically.

**Network and Communicate: Attend college fairs, reach out to coaches via email and social media, and maintain a professional demeanor. Networking and building relationships with coaches can significantly increase your chances of being recruited.

• Register with the NCAA Eligibility Center (NCAA athletes)
• Create a recruiting profile
• Attend camps and showcases
• Start reaching out to college coaches

• Continue reaching out to coaches
• Narrow down your college choices
• Visit campuses and attend games
• Receive and review scholarship offers
• Commit to your chosen school