by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesA couple weeks ago we were all captivated by the return of Tiger Woods to professional golf as he walked the greens and fairways at Augusta during the Masters Tournament. I’m not a golfer but as a sports fan it was great to see the energy he created …
A Simple Method to Getting Your Recruiting Organized
by Mandy Green, Busy CoachI want to share with you a part of a session that I did with my Recruiting Made Simple Coaching Group. When you decide it’s time to get your recruiting organized, I find that it is no small task, To get organized, you really have to get down to the details and …
Effective Program Branding at the Start (and End) of the Recruiting Process
Why should a college coach care about their program's "brand"?Seriously, do you even have time for that? With your limited budget, not enough hours in the day, administrative duties, student-athletes knocking on your office door, parents emailing you about playing time…am I really suggesting …
If This Is Happening To You, Here’s Some Advice
By Jeremy Tiers, Senior Director of Admissions Services 2 minute readLast week I received emails from two different admissions counselors who are a part of our newsletter community. Both were seeking feedback on how handle a common situation with admitted students that many counselors …
4 Reasons Why Your Virtual Information Sessions Aren’t Performing
By Ethan Penland, Director of Admissions Services4 minute readI just returned from the Southern Association for College Admission Counseling (SACAC) annual conference, and many conversations I had or listened in on with individuals were on virtual information sessions and events. These …