SCHOLARSHIP PROCESS HELP

[66in74]

Investigate the camps before you pay your money.

For example, we went to one camp where there were 90 QBs and they already knew who they wanted to look at.

Waste of $$ and time.

[GOOB1970]

Great advice. Again, if you know any good week-long or even just single-day camps at colleges or reputable high school programs please forward them to me. Thanks for all the help!!

[66in74]

Western Ky and U of North Alabama were two of the best we went too.

You can get info from their websites.

[playcollegesports]

I have a son that I would like to help get into a smaller D-II college on at least a partial football scholarship. He has played behind a very talented kid the last couple years so not TONS of playing time, but very smart, strong, good hands, etc. He's a 6'6"/ 340lb (and growing) junior. Any direction would be appreciated.

Thanks!

A question for these recruiting services. What education of the college recruiting process do you actually provide for these student-athletes and their families? Also, how do you decide which athlete you are going to spend more time with? At Collegiate Athlete Consultant we serve in the role of student-athlete academic advisor. We work hands on with athletes and their families through the entire recruiting process. We will NOT mass email coaches (that go directly to spam folders in most cases) or make the phone calls for you. We teach you and your family how to go about the process correctly so you win half the battle with these college coaches – that you are a responsible, passionate young student-athlete that will not be a risk to their program. On staff we have professionals that have M.Ed’s in Intercollegiate Athletic Administration as well as one professional that has a Ph.D. in Sports Leadership. All of our professionals on staff have played at the college and/or professional levels in a variety of sports.

 

Families do have the opportunity to research themselves but I understand if they do not know what exactly they need to do. For more information please visit http://www.CollegiateAthleteConsultant.com or call JJ directly at 713-742-3763, jj.wood@collegiateathleteconsultant.com