There’s a College Program for all players. Let us help you find it!
From our Showcamps featuring College Coaches, exposure at our Showcases, to our guidance programs for players of all levels, Frozen Ropes has been a trusted name with colleges across the country since 1988! We provide credible evaluations on players and make the transition from high school to college an easy journey.
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COLLEGE BOUND SERVICES
COLLEGE BOUND PROGRAM
Features the following:
- Skills evaluation with detailed prescription for improving your overall game
- Skills video filming, editing, and broadcasting via our website for college viewing
- Recommendation of up to 6 colleges that fit academic and athletic profile
- Direct correspondence to targeted schools about your skill level and interest
- Guidance in selecting camps, showcases, and travel teams to maximize exposure
$895 due at registration
COLLEGE BOUND SKILLS VIDEO
This option includes:
- Filming and editing 2-3 minute video, demonstrating individual skills for college coaches to review
- Broadcasting video on our website for college viewing
$150 due at filming
Why so many High School players and parents get stressed out over college options:
The Shotgun vs. The Rifle Approach.
Stop wasting money on recruiting services and attending tournaments hoping to be discovered; the classic shotgun approach of hoping and praying a school will find you.
Here’s a simple formula.
Spend more dollars on tutors and Next Level Instruction and then target 5-7 schools that your child: can get into, can play, fits their geographic preference, has possible majors that fit, and you can afford.
TOURNAMENTS are great, but unless you let your targeted colleges know when and where you are playing and have made a reach out to them prior (e-mail, phone call or skills video), tournaments become a crap shoot to be discovered and you wind up getting interest from schools you have no real interest in.
The rifle “targeted” approach takes more player involvement and planning. What a concept! A great way to better prepare your child to leave for college one day.
Reference: Tony Abbatine On The Verge Blog Series
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