by Mandy Green, Busy CoachThere was nothing I hated more than putting in a ton of work beforehand to get a recruit to campus, and then taking a good chunk of the day while they were on campus, only to find out that they weren’t going to be a good fit.I felt it was such a waste of …
It’s Time to Get Personal With Your Recruits
by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesIt’s been more than 40 years but I still remember the day I got my first letter from a college coach, introducing me to their program. I was a junior in high school (1978, I’m really that old!) and had gotten some honors that fall which put me on the …
A Simple Concept That’s Extremely Important
By Jeremy Tiers, Senior Director of Admissions Services 1 minute readWondering why an admitted student is hesitant to submit their deposit, why they haven’t registered for your admitted student day, or just in general why you’re getting the feeling there’s something they don’t like about …
How You Can Improve Your Admitted Student Events
By Ethan Penland, Director of Admissions Services5 minute readJeremy and I continue to receive a steady stream of questions surrounding admitted student events. Whether it’s discussing who should be involved, what the structure should be, or what the programming should look like, …
How to Overcome a Less Impressive History
by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesThere is a reason that companies spend so much time and money on branding and marketing. Creating and maintaining a strong reputation is so important to long-term success.In college athletics, there are programs in different sports that have …