Your verbal communcation and first impressions can impact the college recruiting process

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First impressions can make or break the college coaches decisions in regards to a recruit. According to the behavioral studies, the first 7 seconds are crucial. Be prepared to communicate in a positive powerful way on your phone calls, college visits and at college summer camps. Lets put your best foot forward. If you are shy or nervous about your interactions with the college coach you will be encouraged to hear Jill's 10 tips in this podcast. If you are a current JH Girl contact your advisor and ask for our College Recruiting Phone Call Cheat Sheet.

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