There is more than one way to manage college recruiting. Canadian athletes and parents may choose to do the work themselves, use online tools or ask for professional support. This resource hub brings together guides to help families compare DIY recruiting, athlete profiles, recruiting platforms and agency support. Each option calls for a different mix of time, effort and help. Use these resources to ask better questions and choose support that fits your athlete, your budget and the work your family can take on.
Choosing a recruiting service starts with knowing what help you need. Your athlete may need a place to share a profile, help finding schools or guidance with a wider recruiting plan. Think about who will handle research, videos, coach emails and follow-up.
The guides in this section help Canadian families compare their options before making a choice. Explore what you can manage yourself, where tools may help and which questions to ask a recruiting agency about its services, costs and role.
Start with the overview of recruiting paths, then explore the guide to working with an agency. Use both to compare the support offered and decide which questions matter most to your family.
Explore our other resource hubs for college recruiting basics, support options, scholarships and commitments, rules and updates, and practical guidance for athletes and parents. Return to the Resources page to find the topic you need next.
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Six paths to a U.S. college opportunity – compared by cost, time, support, and family involvement.
A practical decision checklist for Canadian student-athletes and their families
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