Webinar: Supporting Students With College Athletic Eligibility

Webinar: Supporting Students with College Athletic Eligibility

Hosted by FreeRecruitingWebinar.org

Thursday, April 28, 2011 at 1:00 PM

Webinar Summary

Budgets are being cut, the issue of NCAA (Clearinghouse) and NAIA eligibility remains. Learn how to empower the parent and the student athlete to manage their NCAA core course academic process starting in the freshman year. New NCAA rules concerning on line credit recovery starting August 1, 2010 make tracking NCAA core courses early that much more critical.  There will be Q&A at the end of the webinar and an attempt to demonstrate how corporate partner, CoreCourseGPA.com, provides a web-based tool to manage NCAA core GPA.

How to Participate

Here is the link for the webinar:

https://www.fuzemeeting.com/fuze/875894cb/12819233

To join the audio portion of this meeting, choose your dial in method:

• Dial-in Number: +17752693893
• U.S. toll free: +18007414032
• Skype: fuzemeeting

When prompted enter the room number 558565 and press the # key.

Counselors cannot preregister.  There is space available for 100 attendees.  Attendees should click on the provided link just prior to the webinar to view it.  There will be a recorded version, which you may later access in the members-only section of the OSCA website.

FreeRecruitingWebinar.org Program Summary

FreeRecruitingWebinar.org operates as an 501(c)3 non-profit on-line classroom, educating high school student-athletes and their parents on every aspect of athletic recruiting, collegiate academic eligibility, and social responsibility. All too often parents and high school student-athletes enter the recruiting process not properly prepared for the obstacles that await them - many of which they do not know even exist! The various and complex rules governing recruiting and academic eligibility at the NCAA, NAIA and JUCO levels can be confusing. How to best market your son or daughter to colleges is often unknown. FreeRecruitingWebinar.org addresses these issues and educates families about every aspect of the recruiting process.