Welcome to beRecruited’s Advice section. We’ll bring information and advice on the recruiting process, college admissions, scholarships and a host of answers to other questions many student athletes have about applying to college. We’ll also regularly provide tips and pointers on how athletes, parents, high school coaches and college coaches can best utilize beRecruited, the largest online marketplace for collegiate recruiting in the world. beRecruited serves two audiences particularly well:

• High school athletes and their parents looking for collegiate athletic opportunities;
• College coaches looking for athletes that fit the academic and athletic requirements for their particular program.

There is an intricate technical infrastructure that facilitiates these connections. More than 6,000 connections between athletes and coaches happen daily. As part of our service is to help athletes, their parents and coaches understand the process. Our goal is to bring about much-needed efficiencies to the recruiting process.

This area will bring our registered users information resources, news, tips and other things designed to help with the process. We’ll encourage users to submit questions or suggestions of topics of interest by clicking here (or some type of “Submit Questions” button on the page). Please feel free to check back frequently or subscribe to this blog to get notified when we update this area.There are several things we want to stress about beRecruited:

• More than 90 percent of our service is free, which makes it a true, open marketplace for athletes and coaches.
• We don’t guarantee that using beRecruited will result in an athletic scholarship. There are more than 7 million high school athletes and less than one million college athletes.
• We feel that beRecruited is a key component in the recruiting process.
• The most important thing that an athlete using beRecruited should do (and this is straight from our +9,000 registered college coaches) is to keep your profile up-to-date with both your athletic and academic information.

Please be sure to check out some of the recruiting resources that you see on the right side of this blog. We’ll be updating that frequently, to give you the best information possible on the process.The Coach

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