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Emerging Elites College Counseling Program
Many Emerging Elites athletes decide to pursue athletics at the collegiate level. Coach Fred Treseler designed the Emerging Elites College Counseling program to guide student athletes and their parents through the recruitment and application process. This thorough and structured approach works in concert with the student athlete, his/her parents, high school coaches and advisors to present a unified package to colleges.
Space in the College Counseling program is limited and Emerging Elites athletes are accepted at the discretion of the Emerging Elites coaches. Typically, the program is for Emerging Elites athletes who trained in at least one Emerging Elites program during their sophomore year of high school. However, some consideration is given to Emerging Elites athletes who complete the Summer Program during their junior summer. Pricing available upon request.
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Recruitment
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Many academic and athletic factors go into the college recruiting process, but the athletic conversation often begins with an honest assessment of an athlete's background, performance and potential. Not all Emerging Elites athletes have the established traditional backgrounds and performances that enable them to be recruited athletes, but that does not disqualify them from being recruited.
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Key Factors of the Recruitment & Admission Process
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Athletic |
- Application & Essays
- SAT, ACT, AP, etc.
- Grades on Transcript
- Class Rank
- Recommendations
- Honors, Awards, etc.
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- Background
- Performances
- Potential
- Recommendations
- Honors, Awards, etc.
- Genetics
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- Extra-curriculars
- Volunteer
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