College Baseball Recruiting For Ncaa And Naia

College Baseball Recruiting for NCAA and NAIA

What you'll learn

Understand the College Baseball Recruiting Landscape

Build Effective Communication and Networking Strategies

Create a Strong Athletic Resume and Showcase Talent

Navigate Academic, Eligibility, and Financial Requirements

Requirements

No prior knowledge of the recruiting process is required.

Athletes should be in grades 9–12 or actively pursuing college baseball opportunities.

A desire to play college baseball at any level (NCAA D1, D2, D3, or NAIA).

Access to a computer or mobile device for creating resumes, videos, and communication.

Willingness to take action by reaching out to coaches, attending events, and managing deadlines.

Parental or coach involvement is encouraged, especially for planning and support.

Description

Navigating the college baseball recruiting process can feel overwhelming for high school athletes — but with the right guidance from a parent or guardian, it doesn’t have to be. College Baseball Recruiting for NCAA and NAIA is designed specifically for parents, guardians, and coaches to help teens (ages 15–19) succeed in the recruitment journey while staying safe, organized, and supported.This course provides parents with step-by-step strategies to guide their athletes through every stage of college recruiting. You’ll learn how to help your teen create a professional athletic resume, communicate effectively with college coaches, and prepare for showcases and recruitment events. The course also explains the differences between NCAA and NAIA programs, so parents can help their athletes make informed decisions about the right school and team fit.In addition, parents will discover how to monitor academic eligibility, evaluate scholarship offers, and plan for college affordability, ensuring your teen is prepared both on the field and in the classroom. By supervising their teen’s progress through this course, parents can provide structure, encouragement, and guidance, helping their child stay motivated, confident, and prepared for the next level.With clear guidance, actionable steps, and expert insights, this course empowers parents to take an active role in the recruiting process, helping their high school athletes showcase their talent, build a strong athletic profile, and secure opportunities at NCAA or NAIA programs.Primary Note for Buyers (Parents/Guardians):Important: Students under 18 must have a parent or guardian create and manage their account, handle enrollments, and supervise course usage. This course is intended for purchase and oversight by adults to ensure safe and effective learning.

Overview

Section 1: College Baseball Recruiting for NCAA and NAIA

Lecture 1 Introduction to College Baseball

Lecture 2 Networking and Communication with Coaches

Lecture 3 Building an Athletic Resume

Lecture 4 Understanding the Recruiting Process

Lecture 5 Academic and Eligibility Requirements

Lecture 6 Scholarship Offers and Financial Planning

Lecture 7 Deciding on the Right College Fit

Lecture 8 Supporting Your Athlete Through the Process

Lecture 9 NCAA vs. NAIA: Key Recruiting Differences

High School Baseball Players (Grades 9–12): Athletes preparing for the college recruiting process who want to learn how to showcase their skills and connect with coaches.,Parents of Aspiring College Athletes: Gain tools and knowledge to support your athlete through recruitment without confusion or stress.,High School Coaches: Learn how to guide your players through the recruiting process and help them prepare academically and athletically.,Families Planning for College Athletics: Ideal for those navigating eligibility, scholarship options, and financial planning for college baseball.,First-Time Recruiters: If you're unfamiliar with how recruiting works, this course will walk you through every essential step with clarity.