A junior-college soccer player transferring to a four-year school needs to act fast. Wentworth's application deadline is January 2, two days away. Create an every-touch video from this season's games, polish your highlight reel, email schools immediately, and prioritize those with imminent transfer deadlines.
The new NCAA rule is going to change the way the recruiting process happens, and I'm talking about the junior college rule. So with this student that I just got off the phone call with, what I learned was he's done with his 2 years of junior college, which means in his scenario, we need to make an every-touch video out of every single game he played this year. He's a good soccer player, definitely capable of playing college soccer. He wants to study mechanical engineering. He's open to engineering, which allows us much more opportunities. I have a list here of engineering schools and mechanical engineering, so that's excellent. And he'll be able to go through that list and I'll be able to give him a bigger list. The next thing is for him, he's really gonna have to email a lot of schools very quickly. One of the bigger issues he has is there's a school that wants him to apply before January 2nd, which is in 2 days. It's called Wentworth. So he should apply for sure, and then the school will say, well, now that you've applied, we can maybe get you in. So the problem with transferring to certain top academic schools is their transfer application deadline is soon. And then it's too late to go to the school academically even if they want you for soccer in some cases. So, he'll have to apply to that school right away and he's gotta make his top list and we have to look up when the deadlines are for those schools right away. That is the first thing. So, look up deadlines for those top schools right away. Then we gotta make Every Touch videos. We gotta fix his highlight video. He does have highlight video, but we have to fix it. And then we just have to press send. Once we press send, everything else will kind of fall into place. If he's open to camp, open to camp for his top schools, go. As long as it is realistic, which once you see the video, we'll know. I'll be able to tell you how realistic it is. And then I'll say camps he has to consider. Video and camps is how he's gonna play college soccer. Okay, great job. Talk to you soon.
