CLASS #14 – Campus Visits

Learn to properly prepare for visits and ask the right questions!

STEP 1 – WATCH:

STEP 1 – WATCH:

STEP 2 – READ:

Unofficial Visits

NCAA Regulations

The player pays all expenses.

No limit to how early you may take visits.

No limit to a number of unofficial visits you may take.

Allowed to meet on campus with coach(s), current players, admissions staff, academic advisor, and trainers.

Setting Up an Unofficial Visit

Email 2 weeks in advance to schedule a visit.  

Follow up with phone calls. Keep in mind, coaches can’t respond to emails or voicemails until Sept 1st of a player’s Junior year. For Freshmen and Sophomores, keep calling until you get them on the phone!

Start calling 2 weeks in advance and be persistent.  

At the least, try to schedule a 30-minute meeting with the coaches.

What to do on an Unofficial Visit

Campus Tour

Tour golf and athletic facilities.

See the Freshman dorms.

30-minute meeting with Head and Assistant Coach.

What to bring to an Unofficial Visit

Notepad for taking notes during the meeting.

Prepared questions (on notepad).

2 copies: upcoming tournament schedule.

2 copies: Updated resume.

Official Visits

If you are invited on an official visit don’t expect an offer, but you can assume that you are one of 3 or 4 prospects at the current time. Some of the top schools give out very few official visits because they feel that players who are really interested will come visit despite having to pay.  As always, be sure to give everyone you meet a firm handshake, look them in the eye upon meeting and departing.   

Setting Up an Official Visit

School pays for all expenses. (travel, food, housing, etc.)

Player is limited to 5 Official Visits.

Official Visits start September 1st of Senior Year.

NCAA Division 1 requires you to submit a transcript and SAT/ACT scores before an official visit.

NCAA D2 only requires you to submit a transcript.

What to do on an Official Visit

In addition to what you would do on an Unofficial Visit, you can expect the following…

Sit in on part of a team practice.

Sit in on a class.

Stay with players overnight.

Meet with admissions/ academic advisor.

What to bring to an Official Visit

Notepad for taking notes during the meeting.

Prepared questions (on notepad).

2 copies: upcoming tournament schedule.

2 copies: Updated resume.

 

STEP 3 – GET HELP:

Submit the 5 questions you will asking on your next visit with a coach.

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