In this clip, Sean Woods of Amherst College discusses what makes a recruiting email stand out and the common mistakes that can cause coaches to overlook a prospective student-athlete.
Key takeaways include:
- Personalizing emails to show genuine interest in the school and program
- Keeping recruiting emails short, clear and easy to read
- Including your name and GPA in the subject line
- Attaching your academic transcript
- Highlighting both academic and athletic interests
By showing a genuine interest in the school, providing relevant academic information and clearly communicating athletic goals, prospective student-athletes can make a stronger first impression with college coaches.
