If I can’t get a scholarship to play sports in college, I’m not good enough to play sports in college. FALSE
If I can’t get a scholarship to play sports in college, it’s a waste of time. FALSE
- Employers value college athletes for their discipline, work ethic, focus, teamwork, ability to multi-task and time management skills.
- Sports can help you get into a college you may not get into otherwise.
- Sports are valued extracurricular activities that can help students excel academically and socially in a new environment.
- See Reasons to Play Sports in College
I’m getting recruited for sports, so I don’t need good grades or test scores. FALSE
- Being recruited for college athletics doesn’t guarantee admission to college.
- Most college athletic programs have strict academic requirements for eligibility.
- Strong grades and test scores reflect preparation for academic success in college.
- See Recruiting Overview
My grades are good enough for high school competition, so they are fine for college. FALSE
How good are my chances of making it to the next level?