My son's high school coach wants to write a letter of recommendation to a collge that is my son't first choice. When is the best time for him to write/send the letter.? Thanks.
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NOW !!!!!
TR
Thanks for your emphatic response. HE is an 07. Still NOW???
Thanks for your emphatic response. HE is an 07. Still NOW???
Marina -
Yes!
The class of '07 should be very involved in recruiting at this time of year. Click here to view the HS Recruiting Timeline.
Yes!
The class of '07 should be very involved in recruiting at this time of year. Click here to view the HS Recruiting Timeline.
Most definitely.
First of all, thank your lucky stars for a coach that will help his kids - not all do. Our high school players get no help from the coach. My son signed with a junior college. I found the tryout information myself on the school's website, took him there and fortunately he showed well. Another kid, a pitcher on our team pitched 53 innings, 1.05 ERA, 8-0 record, struck out 48 and walked just 5 batters, and was named to the state all star game. He's walking on at the school he is going to. Neither of these guys got any help from the H.S. coach. Your guy is a blessing if he is out beating the bushes for your players.
MARINA
Take advantage of all the HS coach offers you
Take advantage of all the HS coach offers you
Yes. we are very fortunate. TR has actually spoken with him to verify son's applicacation for College Select!! He is a great guy. Has the kids' best interests at heart and is very realistic about their talents and prospects.
Marina,
If no one has told you, it is very stressful right up to the point where your son decides to go or do. Just be honest and have a great attitude. Most of all, be sure to enjoy the ride before you know it he will be done with High School. This site has a large amount of information to help as a guideline. The forum people are a huge wealth of information and they will help you all the way throughout the process. You just need to ask the question
If no one has told you, it is very stressful right up to the point where your son decides to go or do. Just be honest and have a great attitude. Most of all, be sure to enjoy the ride before you know it he will be done with High School. This site has a large amount of information to help as a guideline. The forum people are a huge wealth of information and they will help you all the way throughout the process. You just need to ask the question