Kelly Nordell, former Division I university Associate Head Coach
'As non revenue sports continue to disappear around the country, the fact that ACC stays with the kids and parents until they have completed their college eligibility is priceless'
'As non revenue sports continue to disappear around the country, the fact that ACC stays with the kids and parents until they have completed their college eligibility is priceless'
The ACC System has helped many students come closer to achieving their dreams.
Co-founder and President of ACC
Parents and student-athletes mistakenly believe they have plenty of time to get started in the recruiting process and far too many of them don't even think about college until their senior year in high school.
Of the college coaches we surveyed, 98% of them start looking at prospective recruits prior to the recruits' senior year in high school. 73% of the college coaches are looking at sophomores and 53% are looking at high school freshmen.
Parents think that since their student-athlete doesn't graduate until May or June, they have their entire senior year to get recruited.
The early signing period for Division I and II in all sports other than football, soccer, field hockey and men's water polo is a one-week window during the middle of November. The early signing period for the above-mentioned sports is early February. There are no signing period restrictions at the NAIA level.
The best way to maximize your recruiting options is to have ACC get your information in front of college coaches early and have the coaches track your progress throughout your high school career with our help.
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