Reply to "Top 3 takeaways from parents who have been there"

Louise1,000+ posts

1. Don't neglect grades and get some tutoring for the SAT/ACT. Have seen bad grades and test scores close doors even for those very talented.

2. Remember this is your son's life. Your goal for him might be D1 and the draft but his goal might be engineer or dentist. Accept he might be a better fit with a D3 program even if he has the D1 talent.

3. Be prepared for many twists and turns throughout the process and be flexible. Chances are it is not going to end up the way you planned!

9/22/172:22 PM

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