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Select Another Video Session Below... IntroductionSession 1: The Impact of AcademicsSession 2: NCAA Eligibility CenterSession 3: Take the ACT/SAT Early!Session 4: Academic EligibilitySession 5: Transition to College AthleticsSession 6: Mental & Physical PreparationSession 7: Recruiting StandardsSession 8: Goal SettingSession 9: Evaluating TalentSession 10: Getting Your Coach InvolvedSession 11: Understand the Odds!Session 12: 70% are NCAA D3, NAIA, & JCSession 13: Video MarketingSession 14: 3 Options of MarketingSession 15: Unofficial Visits/Comfort LevelSession 16: Do Letters Mean Scholarships?Session 17: Evaluate Each SchoolSession 18: Make a Plan & Work the PlanSession 19: Before You Commit...  Recruiting Tip

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It is important to realize that simply receiving letters from a college does not mean that you are being recruited, let alone that you are in line for an athletic scholarships. Rick Wire describes in this video what these letters mean, and how to follow up so that an athletic scholarship becomes a possibility.