NCAA rules for communication between coaches and kids

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NCAA rules for communication between coaches and kids

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The NCAA rules regarding contacting coaches are very, very stringent, as you can imagine. Especially with your top recruits in the top producing sports. Coaches are devising all types of ways with Twitter and Facebook, and so on, to get in touch with student athletes and, sort of, bend the rules. Really, beginning Junior year, they can return emails, but they can't initiate emails. They can send questionnaires, but they can return emails if it is initiated on the part of the athlete. As far as phone calls are concerned, coaches are not allowed to call students until they are a Senior in high school. September 1, beginning when the student is a Senior, is when the coaches are permitted to call student athletes.

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Susan Eiges Hansen, president of Hansen College Strategies, is an Independent College Counselor based in Santa Monica, California. Since 2007, Sue has been committed to helping students both in California and throughout the United States navigate the college admissions process and develop optimal strategies for college placement. Sue began her practice working with student-athletes and experienced so many successful placements that she frequently received requests to work with all types of students. She has since expanded her practice and welcomes all students who are seeking knowledgeable and comprehensive college planning. Sue received her Bachelors degree from the University of Florida and Masters from California State University Northridge. She has her certificate in Independent Educational Consulting from the University of California at Irvine and stays up to date with trends in higher education by attending several college counseling conferences per year. Sue is a member of WACAC (Western Association for College Admission Counseling) and an Associate member of IECA (Independent Educational Consultants Association). She is a frequent contributor to various higher education and college admissions websites as an author, panelist, and blogger and regularly presents seminars and talks for students and families about preparing for college. Prior to launching her college counseling career, Sue worked for twenty years at three major hospitals in the Los Angeles area as a program director, medical educator, and research librarian. Sue is the parent of two recent college graduates. Her older daughter graduated from the University of Virginia and her younger daughter from Stanford.

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