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If you're 20, 26, you're probably getting invited to some Junior days. So what are these? So Junior Days are what they call unofficial visits in technical terms, meaning that the school is not paying for you to come. But simply put, these are visits for the schools to get to know you more. Now, I'll be honest. The way that I treat Junior Days and how I tell our families is to treat them very similar to camps. If anything, take them a little less seriously than camps. The reason why is because the last thing you want to do is travel to every single Junior Day that you got invited to. Because first off, a lot of those invites are going to be generic, especially if you just got them from some generic email from a school that you've barely talked to. Now, if you're getting personalized Junior Day invites, those might be more worth looking into. But for these Junior Days, a lot of times for these schools, it's just a way to sell you on the school, maybe get to meet you in person while at a camp, you have an opportunity to actually get evaluated. You get a chance to actually perform in front of the coaches. You just have a much higher chance of actually getting real interest and real offers. At a camp versus a Junior Day. There's no real way to actually sell yourself other than just talking to the coach.