Female Golfer signs on with McNeese State U.
January 5th, 2010 - byRecruiting testimonial from Allison Kippers who will be a freshman on the McNeese State University women’s golf team fall 2010.
When I first began playing golf, I never would have thought that I would have advanced to the game I have today. Before joining with NCSA, I was emailing colleges like I was supposed to. I sent them my transcript, my resume, and a nice statement of interest, but I never got anything back.
Once I joined with NCSA, they told me that the reason I was not getting anything was because the emails being sent weren’t from someone of professional stature: being NCSA. They took the same material I sent before, and sent them to colleges, again. The change in responses was phenomenal. I was getting actual scholarship offers rather than simple letters of interest. It was amazing.
The only regret I have with joining with NCSA my senior year is that I wish I would have joined my sophomore year. The amount of colleges that would have shown interest would have been significantly different. Once with NCSA, the recruiting process of simple. I just sat back and watched the emails roll in.
The only tough part was letting the colleges that had interest in me know that I had just signed with another college, and would not be attending their college.
If you are questioning whether or not to join with NCSA, do join. They will get you signed with a college. They actually care about your success and future, which was a bright surprise for me. So keep up the hard work, improve your game, maintain a good GPA, and join NCSA. You are guaranteed to get a scholarship with them.
January 5th, 2010 at 12:46 pm
Congratulations, Allison! Great job. Just to clarify, though, NCSA does not guarantee that a student-athlete will receive a scholarship. That’s a violation of NCAA rules and we’ve never done that.