Working Together Checklist

• Check your student's Honest Game report to motivate and keep track of their eligibility requirements using your email address on file with ETHS
• An open letter to the athlete we must stop recruiting - by DI college soccer coach - parents listen up ... 
  Read the NCAA College Bound Student Athlete Guide
• Understand the Checklists for each year
  
  

• Discuss Reasons for pursuing college athletics
• Check your  Honest Game report for your eligibility status on strategies to gain eligibility! Log in using Google SSO.  
• Discuss realistic athletic goals and what is needed to achieve them. How can parents help? $ into clinics etc, transportation to clinics/competition, positive encouragement
• Confirm enrollment in required core courses

• Re-visit Reasons for pursuing college athletics
• Check your  Honest Game report for your eligibility status on strategies to gain eligibility! Log in using Google SSO.  
• Re-visit athletic progress and re-assess realistic goals
• Confirm enrollment in required core courses and GPA (NCAA Division I Eligibility Calculator)

• Help create list of potential schools
• Check your  Honest Game report for your eligibility status on strategies to gain eligibility! Log in using Google SSO.  
• Arrange unofficial campus visits
• Fall - Register with NCAA Eligibility Center or NAIA Eligibility Center
• REGISTER to take SAT/ACT - have scores sent to #9999 (NCAA) and/or #9876 (NAIA)
• Help create short video/highlight reel of recent competition
• Attend College Info Session with Mrs. Arey, College & Career Coordinator

• Help narrow down list of schools
• Arrange for unofficial and official campus visits
• Check your  Honest Game report for your eligibility status on strategies to gain eligibility! Log in using Google SSO.  
• Encourage applications to schools where your student-athlete will thrive with or without athletics
• Be aware of application deadlines and requirements
• Know recruiting (See Recruiting Highlights) and amateurism rules (NCAA Guide pp 20-26)

Additional Resources:
A Parent's Guide to College Athletics
Where are ETHS Grads Playing College Sports?