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Hi all,
I just received my first college recruitment letter as a sophomore and it contained a hand-written letter and a questionnaire. I don't know what to think of it, but have had advice as to send the questionnaire back to them(filled out). Is this fine? I don't know what to do, so if anyone has any help for me, it would be greatly appreciated.

4/30/065:29 PM

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Congratulations!! Start off right from the beginning. Check out the timeline and letter suggestions on this web-site. Create a "thank you for the interest" letter. Send it along with the questionnaire and your summer schedule and coach's contact information. We created a data base and sent periodic updates. You never know when it might get to just the right person at the right time. Have fun.

4/30/068:03 PM

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