Do You Know How to Get on the College Coaches' Recruiting List?

College coaches from Division I, II, III, NAIA, and JUCO schools are searching for talented athletes every day and awarding athletic scholarships. If you want to connect with college coaches, it is vital to have a professional student athletic profile.  This athletic profile will be your first introduction to the college coaches and admission departments.

Your athletic profile is a crucial piece of material in your college athletic recruiting process putting you closer to your expectation of being awarded a college athletic scholarship.
 

How many really good athletes do you know who did not receive an athletic scholarship and quit their favorite sport after high school? There are thousands of good athletes in the USA who should have been awarded an athletic scholarship. Their dream of playing at the collegiate level was gone after high school. The major problem was exposure. College coaches did not know about them. The college coaches need to know your talent and skills. 

You need a professionally generated athletic profile to begin the process to be on a college coach's recruiting list.

You must be sure the college and college coaches are a good fit for you. You cannot just choose 1, 2, or 3 college sport camps or showcases and pay $200 - $400 to attend and think you have done enough. You cannot sit at home waiting for a college coach to call you. 

You also need to know if the college coach has scholarship money available for your freshman year and if the college coach is searching for your position. Remember many showcases and camps are profitable events for the college teams. Yes, some athletes are recruited from camps and showcases, but do not rely on just showcases and camps for exposure.

You need a professionally generated athletic profile to begin the process to be on a college coach's recruiting list.

According to NCAA rules and regulations, after June 15th or after September 1st or after your sophomore year, as you begin your junior year, college coaches are allowed to call you. (varies for all sports). Before a college coach calls you, he/she must know who you are, your talent & skills, statistics, your GPA, and test scores. Your professionally generated athletic profile answers all the coach’s questions and starts the athletic recruiting process. Your athletic profile is Step 1 of the CPI  Three Step Program.

As an athlete wanting to play at the collegiate level, you must know how to talk with a college coach. Our College Athletic Scholarship Solution Planner will help in this area and answer any questions you may have.

Have you ever thought about being matched to the right college?  A college match is an important part of CPI’s service. You will spend 4-5 years at the college you choose. You need to make sure you choose the right college and the right college coach.

CPI - Step 2  - Is a College Match.  After filling out a questionnaire you will be matched to approximately 30 schools in a 5 state area of your choice. Using our updated software, you will be matched in categories such as : sport, major, GPA, location, religion, size, cost, just to name a few.

This is the most important question you need to ask yourself…..

DO YOU HAVE A PLAN OF ACTION TO ACHIEVE AN ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP?

CPI's Three Step Program can be your plan of action!

CPI will help you create a plan of action. CPI with our services, offers you options to choose from and will help you accomplish your goal of an athletic scholarship.  CPI - Step 3 will give you explicit information on legitimate private scholarships.  Scholarships are offered in a wide variety of categories but you must apply.  

Please review the College Athletic Scholarship Solution Planner and the the Three step Program option offered by CPI.