Tri State College Recruiting Seminar
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This presentation is about the College Recruiting Process and what student-athletes need to know about how to get into college. This seminar can be performed at your school, or area by Maine Prince, former NFL player, only at your request. It takes approximately 3 months to promote the event at each location. If interested in donating to Philadelphia Sports Training Center, goto their website at www.PhillySportsTC.com.
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- 1. Tri State College Recruiting Seminar For Parents & Student-Athletes By Maine Prince, C.S.C.S, USAW Sponsored by: Epsilon Pi
- 2. Tri State College Recruiting Seminar For Parents & Student-Athletes By Maine Prince, C.S.C.S, USAW Sponsored by: Epsilon Pi
- 3. Presentation Overview Knowing where your going to the next level The College Recruiting Process College Admission Testing Educational Requirements Steps to Getting a Scholarship What PSTC can do for you
- 4. Yes, We CanGraduate Goal is to Graduate On Time Making a Change to Move Forward Be realistic about your opportunities Participation in sports is a privilege Collegiate playing days is limited Taking your Athletic Career to the Next Level
- 5. NCAA Graduation & Success Rates Success Rate Student-Athletes All Students 100% 77% 60% Division I 100% 80% 72% Division II 100% 75% 74% Division III 92% 85% 55% Junior College 28% 46% 34% High School
- 6. College Recruiting Process The earliest NCAA recruiting process begins Improving your sports skills and academics Progressing year after year on & off the field Being A Prospective Student-Athlete Recruiting Periods & NCAA Calendar Collegiate Athletic Associations in the U.S.
- 7. Student-Athlete Timeline Freshman Start planning NOW Get an idea of colleges you like Start saving money for college Junior Register with the Eligibility Center Get the highest grades possible Start researching your top schools list Senior Start planning NOW Get an idea of colleges you like Start saving money for college Sophomore Take the PSAT for practice Check your core course schedule Keep up with your academic records
- 8. National Eligibility Center Formerly known as Clearinghouse Register beginning your junior year of H.S. Must be registered to get recruited by coaches College test scores must be sent directly No college visits are permitted before registering Stay college eligible, youre always monitored
- 10. College Admission Testing Comparisons of the ACT & SAT Choosing the best test for your advancement Taking the test more than once Sliding Scale Descriptions Open Enrollment Schools
- 11. Comparing the SAT vs. ACT ACT SAT You decide scores to send Entire score history sent Essay is Optional Essay factored into score 4 Sections 10 Test Sections & Essay No Wrong Answer Penalty 1/4 Point per wrong answer 3 Hours : 25 minutes 3 Hours : 45 minutes Subject Content Analytical Content
- 12. Choosing Your Best Score 890 470 420 Score Used 800 380 420 SAT (3/14/09) 770 470 300 SAT (1/24/09) Total Score Verbal Math
- 13. Educational Requirements Develop your own Academic Integrity Significance of getting the highest GPA National Eligibility Center CORE requirements NCAA Eligibility Worksheet Getting a better letter grade in the classroom Setting a new standard
- 14. Core Course Requirements Division I 16 Core Courses 4 years English 3 years math (Algebra I or higher) 2 years natural/physical science ( 1 year of lab if offered by high school) 1 year additional English, math or natural/physical science 2 years social science 4 years additional courses (from any area above, foreign language or nondoctrinal religion/philosophy) Division II 14 Core Courses 3 years English 2 years math (Algebra I or higher) 2 years natural/physical science ( 1 year of lab if offered by high school) 2 years additional English, math or natural/physical science 2 years social science 3 years additional courses (from any area above, foreign language or nondoctrinal religion/philosophy)
- 15. NCAA GPA Worksheet Examples of total quality point calculation: An A grade (4 points) for a semester course (0.50 units): 4 points x 0.50 units = 2.00 total quality points An A grade (4 points) for a full-year course (1.00 units): 4 points x 1.00 units = 4.00 quality points D = 1 Points B = 3 Points C = 2 Points A = 4 Points
- 16. Getting a Scholarship Scholarships vs. Grants vs. or Loans Steps to selecting your TOP 75 Official & Unofficial Visits Tuition Relief Act Probability of Numbers
- 17. Probability of Life after high school 0.08% 0.03% Percent High School to Professional 1.80% 1.20% Percent NCAA to Professional 5.70% 3.00% Percent High School to NCAA 250 44 NCAA Student Athletes Drafted 13,612 3,682 NCAA Senior Student Athletes 17,501 4,735 NCAA Freshman Roster Positions 61,252 16,571 NCAA Student Athletes 306,221 156,096 High School Senior Student Athletes 1,071,775 546,335 High School Student Athletes Football Men's Basketball Student Athletes
- 18. Economic Impact of a College Degree Average Salaries in a lifetime High School Diploma = $800K Associates Degree = $1 Million Bachelors Degree = $2 Million+
- 19. Sports Performance Training Impact of Sports Competition across the country Speed Agility Quickness Training Combines, Showcases, and Sports Camps Periodization Training for athletes Program Dates of training
- 21. What PSTC can do for You Sports Consulting Life Coaching Sports Performance Training College Admission Testing Prep Student-Athlete Counseling & Tutoring
- 22. Contact PSTC 267-940-PSTC www.PhillySportsTC.com Temple Office 1510 Cecil B. Moore Philadelphia, PA 19123 Training Facility Location 63 Concord Road Aston, PA 19014 Center City Location 640 North Broad St Philadelphia, PA 19130
- 23. Questions