College Recruiting Information for the GFA 91 Crew

So you are aware, NCAA rules and regulations prohibit coaches and administrative personnel from sending letters or electronic mail to high school students until after September 1 of their junior year in high school.

While they are not permitted to write or e-mail high school students if they are not eligible per the above restriction, high school students are permitted to telephone coaches and administrators prior to the completion of their junior year in high school, but only at the high school student's expense.

You will find on the College Information link many useful shortcuts such as a link to the colleges website, email and phone numbers of the Head Soccer coach, link to the recruiting questionnaire, cost to attend the school without financial aid, and the average SAT scores of the student body.

Other good links on the left cover the timeline for getting things done, the process you need to go through and examples of letters you can send a coach.

Take the first step to learn about how the NCAA oversees student-athlete eligibility at The NCAA Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete.

What every prospective student-athlete should know about the recruiting process.
http://www2.ncaa.org/media_and_events/ncaa_publications/general_interest/

Visit the National Letter of Intent www.national-letter.org/ web site to better understand the 'signing' process if you've committed to a school and are receiving financial aid in return.