How the College Recruiting Process Works: 5 Steps from a Coach

In this video, our experts discuss the steps to the college recruiting process from a coach’s perspective. Learn more about how college athletic recruiting works.

TIMECODES
1:01 Show Outline
1:42 Step 1: Gather a list of prospective athletes
7:24 Step 2: Send out recruiting letters, questionnaires and camp invites to prospects
10:45 Step 3: Conduct evaluations
15:21 Step 4: Extend verbal offers and scholarships
19:11 Step 5: Sign athletes
21:51 Live Q&A
22:01 What grade should athletes reach out to coaches
23:39 NCAA Dead Period extended till August 31st
26:50 Should a junior post their highlight on YouTube
28:47 Is it too late to be recruited for the class of 2021
30:46 How to determine between D1 and D2 schools
33:28 Ring the Bell #NCSACOMMIT

SUMMARY
College coaches generally follow specific steps through their collegiate athletic recruiting process. Knowing these steps will help potential recruits understand where they are in the recruiting process and what still needs to occur going forward. These steps include:

1. Gathering a list of prospective athletes
2. Sending out recruiting letters, questionnaires, and camp invites
3. Conducting evaluations
4. Extending verbal offers and scholarships
5. Signing athletes

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