Ivy Recruiting Strategy for Athletes
The Proven Step-by-Step Guide to Getting Yourself Recruited to Elite Academic Colleges
Ivy Recruiting Strategy for Athletes was written by Tom Chandler, a Dartmouth graduate with an M.B.A. from the University of Chicago. In 2004, he started Ivy Recruiting Inc. serving as a personal recruiting adviser for families and athletes who aspired to be recruited by the most selective and prestigious colleges and universities in the country. Since retiring after 20 years of working personally with academically oriented athletes across the country in all sports, Tom has written a book which will provide the strategy for any athlete with college level ability. Athletes will learn how to navigate the recruiting process from the perspective of the top 100 academic college and university coaches.
Other athletes will gain an understanding of the way coaches think. They will learn how to build relationships with coaches which will lead to getting feedback to know how they are regarded as potential recruits. The main difference is they will apply what they learn to a list of colleges appropriate to their academic qualifications and interests.
What differentiates this book from any other is that it includes over 600 quotes from college coaches answering questions from his athletes. Some readers will feel as if they are getting information directly from the coaches as if they had asked the questions. In a sense, it is like the coaches wrote the book. Tom’s role was to interpret the meaning of what they said and to provide the strategy to guide readers every step of the way.
The same strategy that they followed is now available to you in book form. Of course, you have to wonder if there is something special about the Ivy Recruiting strategy. It certainly played a significant role for over 90% of the athletes who he advised who were recruited and admitted to one of the top 100 academic institutions in the country. Keep in mind that his athletes succeeded without using a generic Internet recruiting service. To find out how that could be possible, take a look at the Why It Works page.
