Take a look at the timeline below, and use it as a guide through the sometimes confusing world of college recruiting. Rules, etiquette, and tips on reaching out to college coaches Many experts advise high school student-athletes who want to play at the college level to take the initiative by writing to college coaches. This can be intimidating, particularly if one is unfamiliar with NCAA rules. All-Stater asked Ramona Barber to shed some light on the process and to help our readers get comfortable taking this essential step toward playing at the next level. If you've seen the motion picture Rudy , keep reading.
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To do your best, you ve got to prepare with the same intensity you do for athletics. That means you ve got to have a plan, and you ve got to get the skills. D-III schools are just for rich people. When beginning your college search, keep costs out of consideration. Too often, students and families shy away from private colleges with high tuition, assuming they are only for high-income families.