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Colleges check social networking sites of applicants :: WRAL.com | Varsity Advice
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8220;Empowering The High School Student Athlete”. Colleges check social networking sites of applicants : WRAL.com February 10, 2010. 8212; Varsity Mentoring @ 1:13 pm. Raleigh, N.C. North Carolina State University senior Jennifer Thomas doesn’t just post anything on her Facebook page. Anyone can go on your page and look at it, she said. I don’t think people realize those things are gonna stay around. Colleges check applicant Facebook profiles. It is really kind of scary for jobs and schools to look into ...
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Is ACT or SAT best for you? – CharlotteObserver.com | Varsity Advice
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8220;Empowering The High School Student Athlete”. Is ACT or SAT best for you? 8211; CharlotteObserver.com April 5, 2010. Filed under: Study Tips. 8212; Varsity Mentoring @ 12:30 pm. Is ACT or SAT best for you? SAT fits student who …. Did well on the PSAT with little or no prep work. Is a strong reader with a good vocabulary. Has good recall for historical or literature examples for the essay. Possesses strong deductive reasoning and is test-savvy. Is focused and good at puzzles. Is a bright underachiever.
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8220;Empowering The High School Student Athlete”. Who Really Gets the Most College Financial Aid? December 29, 2009. 8212; Varsity Mentoring @ 3:02 pm. Who Really Gets the Most College Financial Aid? Kim Clark College Cash 101. Is there any evidence supporting this? A soon-to-be-published book by a Princeton sociologist found that low-income minority students. A few dozen other schools promise to meet the need. For the other 99 percent, the think tank found that it is the poor and working class who parti...
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NCAA prohibits hiring associates of hoops recruits | Varsity Advice
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8220;Empowering The High School Student Athlete”. NCAA prohibits hiring associates of hoops recruits January 20, 2010. 8212; Varsity Mentoring @ 4:45 pm. The NCAA has taken a first step to clean up basketball recruiting. The Division I Legislative Council voted Thursday to prohibit schools from hiring anyone associated with a basketball recruit for a two-year period before or after the player enrolls at the school. The proposal passed by the council must be affirmed by the Division I board of directors.
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March | 2009 | Varsity Advice
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8220;Empowering The High School Student Athlete”. National Letter of Intent. March 26, 2009. Filed under: NCAA Info. 8212; Varsity Mentoring @ 11:35 am. The National Letter of Intent. Celebrates new recruits in many major collegiate sports, including: football, field hockey, soccer, and water polo. The institution offering you the athletic scholarship will mail, email or fax you two copies of the letter to be signed. Sign both copies, sending one back to the insitution and keep the other for your records.
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The Truth Behind Sports Camps and Clinics ActiveRecruiting.com | Varsity Advice
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8220;Empowering The High School Student Athlete”. The Truth Behind Sports Camps and Clinics ActiveRecruiting.com January 7, 2010. 8212; Varsity Mentoring @ 12:18 am. We spoke to Ronald Baum, co-director of GM Sports/Homerun Softball Camps and Clinics. To get the inside scoop on this million-dollar industry, to learn why he thinks sticking to one sport isn’t always a good thing and find out how parents and players can get the most out of a sports camp or clinic. Yes and no. My philosophy has always be...
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Does being an athlete help your chances of getting into college? | Varsity Advice
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8220;Empowering The High School Student Athlete”. Does being an athlete help your chances of getting into college? January 19, 2010. 8212; Varsity Mentoring @ 5:54 pm. Submitted by HS Counselor Week. A recent Associated Press study looked into college admissions and athletes. They concluded that at least 120 schools in the NCAA’s college football top tier shows that athletes enjoy a much better chance of having admission requirements bent on their behalf. The NCAA itself has very little to say on who get...
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February | 2010 | Varsity Advice
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8220;Empowering The High School Student Athlete”. Colleges check social networking sites of applicants : WRAL.com. February 10, 2010. 8212; Varsity Mentoring @ 1:13 pm. Raleigh, N.C. North Carolina State University senior Jennifer Thomas doesn’t just post anything on her Facebook page. Anyone can go on your page and look at it, she said. I don’t think people realize those things are gonna stay around. Colleges check applicant Facebook profiles. It is really kind of scary for jobs and schools to look into...
