If you're the parent of a teenager - or remember what it was like being one long, long ago - you know that's the age where remember things is a little challenging.Chores, the paper that's due tomorrow, feeding the dog...they all seem to fade in that space between the ears that's occupied with …
20 Helpful Ideas to Make a Big Recruiting Splash This Fall
by Paul Nemetz-Carlson, Tudor Collegiate StrategiesOur research consistently tells us that recruits prefer to receive their information and ideas in small doses. They like to process one topic at a time because it helps them absorb it, see the value, and retain it better. I know busy …
Are Your Recruits Lost In Their Fears?
by Greg Carroll, Tudor Collegiate Strategies Last week my wife and I traveled to North Carolina to see her 97 year old Mom. It was the first time she’d seen her since we went into Covid shutdown a year ago. Somewhere in North Carolina, after we left the interstate and were traveling rural roads …
Differentiating Yourself as a Recruiter
by Dan Christensen, Tudor Collegiate Strategies In order to win a recruit’s commitment, you need to separate yourself from every other program recruiting that athlete. Simply put, a recruit’s process is to consider several schools and then ultimately pick one. One that they feel is different and …
Your Recruiting Process is NOT the Same As Your School’s
by Paul Nemetz-Carlson, Tudor Collegiate Strategies How do you create your recruiting calendar? No really, I want you to think about it because you’re probably doing it wrong. Who told you when to start identifying prospects? When to contact them? And what the key dates for tasks along your …