By Jeremy Tiers, Director of Admissions Services2 minute readOne of the biggest things I’ve talked about over the years is the importance of asking students (as well as parents and family members) direct and intentional questions. This should happen regularly during all stages of the …
Two Crucial Components of the Money Conversation
by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate Strategies Year after year, one of the main reasons that coaches lose recruits is because of the cost of their school. Or at least that is what the recruits tell you, right? Either your school is too expensive, or the recruit just had some cheaper options and …
The Multitasking Foul Coaches Are Penalized For Day After Day
by Mandy Green, Busy Coach I have been a guest speaker on a lot of zoom calls lately where I have shared that I believe coaches need to be organizing their days in the office just like they do practice. One example I share is that you would never stop in the middle of a drill just to start a new …
Let’s Talk About College Decision-Making Factors
By Jeremy Tiers, Director of Admissions Services3 minute readDuring a recent training workshop we were talking about college decision-making factors – what students say is very important and what’s not that important. One of the counselors went on to ask me what will be different for …
Onboarding Your Freshmen and Sophomores – Now, More Important Than Ever
by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate Strategies I’m sure some reading this article have had the following conversation with a current freshman or sophomore member of their team. “Coach, I think I’m going to take the next semester off. I just don't feel like I fit in and the past year has not been …