by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesThis may sound like a strange way into a conversation about recruiting but stay with me …. I’ll get there!!!My dog, Jena, is a 15 year old Flatcoat Retriever. She has a silky soft jet black coat and the personality of an angel. She’s the most …
Don’t Forget These 4 Things
By Jeremy Tiers, Senior Director of Admissions Services1 minute readStudents continue to choose their college (or in some cases where they’re going to visit or apply) because of a boyfriend, girlfriend, the weather, the dorm rooms, or even the food options.That might seem completely …
Standing Out in a World of Dump Trucks
by Jayson Schmidt, PreseasonRecently, I found myself driving through a construction zone on I-95. Or rather, crawling.The traffic was moving as slowly as the seemingly endless highway construction projects these days. When you’re used to a sea of brake lights and reflective barrels, you tend …
You Might Be Losing Recruits Because Your Staff Isn’t Engaged, Productive and Happy
by Mandy Green, Busy CoachSome coaches spend a lot of time and money making sure their team culture is thriving. Rightly so, because if your recruits don’t see a team environment that they like or want to be apart of, they are not going to commit to you.Peter Drucker famously said, “Culture …
Is Your Recruiting Class Not Where It Needs to Be?
by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesHow many times have you met someone for the first time, told them you are a college coach or athletic administrator and the person says something like “Wow, that’s so cool. It must be a blast to do that!”In many ways they are so right. But in …