when a college invites you to thier camp

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My son recently filled out a online recruiting quetionnaire and has received positive responses. A particular D1 school of interest has e-mailed him several times inviting him to come to their prospect camp. They stated the camp is filling fast and to let them know if he can come so they could be sure to get him a spot. We would definately have to fly as it is too far to drive for a weekend camp. Does this sound like a generic invite or is it something we should pursue. 2 flights, 2 nights hotel, etc. not sure what road to take. School also mentioned they have several other major D1 schools that will be there along with ML scouts.

9/14/068:16 AM

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