Juniors
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ATHLETICS
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Determine your Reasons for pursuing college athletics
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Realistically evaluate what level you can play, or what is needed to reach the desired athletic level
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Talk to your coaches and parents/guardians
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Train, practice, and compete. Summers are especially productive in making local, regional and national connections, as well as building skills
- Review the 5 Levels of College Athletics
- Talk with your counselor and the College Bound Student-Athlete Advisor about your goals
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Update your athletic resume
- Review Recruiting Highlights
- Review Tips for Communicating with Coaches
- Know how to maintain amateur status (NCAA Guide)
- Attend College Info Session to develop a list of qualities desired in a university and their athletic program
ACADEMICS
Check your to see if you're on track for college sports!
- Continue to make academics a priority.
- The NCAA locks in 10 core course grades before the start of senior year so you can't replace them with better grades during your senior year.
- Know the grades and test scores you must get to gain academic eligibility. For more information, visit Eligibility Overview
- Register with the in the fall
- SAT/ACT has been waived for eligibility, but can still be relevant for admissions and financial aid.
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Check your for your eligibility status on strategies to gain eligibility! Log in using Google SSO.
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