by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate Strategies Difficult situations often provide the best opportunities to grow and learn. This global pandemic has surely provided coaches with difficult situations. So, what have we learned from them? Although this crisis was unique in many ways, as a coach, …
3 Time Saving Hacks for College Coaches and Administrators
by Mandy Green, Busy Coach As administrators or coaches, the reality is that if you added up the amount of work to do on our to-do list, there would be 100’s of hours of work represented there. There are a lot of people to manage, emails to send, teams communicate information to, and paperwork to …
So Much to Say: Tips for Engaging Your Prospect’s Parents
by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate Strategies If you are a regular consumer of content offered here from Tudor Collegiate Strategies, you know that we are deeply committed to informing coaches about the data we collect regarding the role of parents in your recruits' choices. As a reminder, our data …
2020 National Student-Athlete Coronavirus & Recruiting Study
What do college coaches need to know about student-athlete attitudes towards recruiting and choosing a program in the age of COVID-19 and the national crisis it has caused during the spring and summer of 2020?That was the question we wanted to answer in our latest national study for college …
Questions That Will Get Them Talking
By Jeremy Tiers, Director of Admissions Services Last week I had a really fun FaceTime meeting with an admissions counselor who just finished his first year. We originally met last summer when I led a recruiting workshop at his school…it was his third day in the office.Every couple …