UnCommitted Senior? 3 tips to consider.

If you are an UnCommitted Senior, there is still time. 1) Be Realistic. 2) Expand your college list. 3) Over-communicate with college coaches.

Be Realistic. Some coaches may have finished their recruiting for your senior class, especially Division I schools. This is not the time to be too selective and overly choosey. Be more open-minded when considering your opportunities.

Expand your college list. Add colleges to your initial list, after doing your research. Consider different divisions: D-I. D-II. D-III. NAIA. Junior College. Consider different regions, different states.

Over-communicate with college coaches. Be more forward when asking questions to coaches. Questions your student-athlete can ask coaches: Are you still recruiting my class? Are you still recruiting for my position? Have you had a chance to evaluate me as a student athlete?

Review college rosters and their recruiting class(es) while considering the position 🤾🏿‍♀️ you play. Are there opportunities at your position due to graduation or players transferring out?

Once you have an amended college list, when reaching out to schools we recommend placing in the heading of your emails to college coaches…“UnCommitted Senior,” as well as your GPA, your height, your weight, as well as, any other critical information that will incentivize that college coach to open your email.

So again, if you’re an UnCommitted High School Senior, there is still time. Make sure you are realistic, expand your college list, and over-communicate with college coaches in order for them to evaluate you appropriately. See if they have room for scholarships to open up at the very last minute. Do not give up! Have a good rest of the season.