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Do any of these questions sound familiar?
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Is it time for your son/daughter/student athlete to start thinking about post high school education?
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Should they go to a college, university, junior college or technical school?
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He/she will be a senior this year and we haven't begun the process.
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What is the process?
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Are there athletic and academic scholarships available?
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There has been no interest shown, how does my son/daughter get the attention of a college coach
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He/she will be the first one in the family to attend college, where do I begin?
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Introducing
So You Want To Play College Sports
A comprehensive and informative program that introduces and reinforces important points of the college/university selection process, recruiting issues, and specific academic eligibility requirements for student athletes that wish to compete at various collegiate levels.
This on-site interactive training is designed for student athletes, families, athletic departments, coaching staffs, administrators, and guidance counselors to understand rules, regulations, and
the steps necessary in successfully selecting a college, university, or
technical school.
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Topics include
- The recruiting process
- Questions to ask as you consider colleges, universities, and technical schools
- What to look for in a post high school athletic program
- How to contact coaches and get necessary exposure - selling your product
- Explanation of NCAA Initial Eligibility Clearinghouse
- Academic eligibility requirements for NCAA Division I, II, III, NAIA, and Junior Colleges
- Recruiting regulations, campus/coach contact
- Required high school courses, minimum GPA ACT and SAT scores
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Small Investment, Huge Rewards
When: November - May, you choose the date!
Time Commitment: 1.5 - 2 Hours
Site: Your city or town - weeknight or weekend Cost: $595.00 plus expenses where applicable.
Facility: Auditorium or Lecture Hall
- no limit to the number of attendees.
Perfect for
booster clubs, athletic departments, and fund raising efforts.
Position your student athletes, coaches, and families
to have all the tools to make the right decisions.
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Presenters:
M. Scott Ott has a diverse and exceptional educational and sports background. Trained as an educator, B.S. and M.Ed. from University of Wisconsin La Crosse, Mr. Ott has taught and coached for over thirty years, and has lead athletic teams to the UK, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Belgium, France, Canada, and Puerto Rico since 1994.
"The creation of this interactive seminar is a
result of families with a specific need for information regarding theissue; what do I need to do to play college sports and how
do I select a school? So You Want to Play College Sports will help answer these questions."
Brian Meeter a former university professor and NCAA Division II, Division III, NJCAA and NAIA Collegiate Volleyball Coach. Earning a B.A from Loras College and an M.A. from the University of South Dakota Brian is currently the Executive Director of the La Crosse, WI
Area Sports Commission, Brian has first hand knowledge of the roadblocks, issues, and stress of college recruiting.
"Most parents do not understand the entire recruiting process. Too often parents either under or over market their children. Every athlete has a place, and with our experience we can and will help student athletes and parents understand the differences between each division of college athletics, types of financial aid, and how to market themselves to the appropriate college or university."
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Next Step:
Contact So You Want To Play College Sports today to reserve a session for your organization!
Phone: 608-793-1956
Dates fill fast - Please do not delay!
There are no registration materials for attendees to complete, we are not interested in collecting names for future marketing, we are only interested in getting the right information into the hands and minds of those who need it.
Private consultation services are available.
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