RECRUITING
For high school football players aspiring to compete at the collegiate level, understanding the recruiting process and the resources available can make all the difference. Today, there are a variety of services designed to help student-athletes gain exposure, connect with college coaches, and navigate the complex steps of recruitment. From highlight film platforms and scouting networks to NCAA eligibility guidance and recruiting websites like Hudl, NCSA, and Verified Athletes, these tools provide valuable support for players serious about continuing their football careers. Knowing how to use these services effectively can open doors to scholarship opportunities and help turn a passion for the game into a pathway to higher education.
Alexander Kuoni: Palisades Football Recruiting Consultant
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General College Information
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NCAA.org: access NCAA Eligibility Center. All athletes who want to play in college must set up an account and register.
Core Course GPA: Athletes can set up free account through Pali High’s subscription to input courses and track eligibility for College Athletics. Students should visit Pali’s college center for more information.
Division 2 Football
Division 3 Football
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics: NAIA is the governing body of small athletics programs that are dedicated to character-driven intercollegiate athletics.
Pali High College Center (PHCC):
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Website
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​​Email address for the College Center: collegecenter@palihigh.org
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Family Connection Website: PHCC uses this as the primary communication channel with Juniors and Seniors and their parents. Students have to sign up for it. You need an access code/password that you get by visiting the College Center in person.
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Announcements to watch for: College Fair (Fall); College Visits (Fall); Application Workshops (Fall); Financial Aid meetings (Jan, Feb); Reduced Rate Test Prep Courses on campus throughout the school year.
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Eligibility and Application Information
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University of California System
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The Common Application for Private Institutions: used for many private colleges across the country; links to all their member colleges.
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Admission Testing Information
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SAT Website: sign up to take the SAT and or SAT subject tests
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ACT Website: sign up to take the ACT
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How to get an SAT or ACT Fee Waiver
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Financial Aid
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Government Financial Aid: all students and parents need to set up accounts and complete a FAFSA form each year while in college. This website has instructions on how to do this for free. It is NOT necessary to pay for this.
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