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You have to remember that college is first and foremost a place of education. If you get a scholarship, you will have to attend class,  write essays, and take exams. Recruiters will be less likely to take a chance on you if you don't put in the work while you're in high school. Study every day and work with your teachers to improve in your weakest subjects. Make school work a priority. Complete all your assignments and hand them in on time. Study for exams so that you are prepared to do your best. The earlier you take these exams, the more opportunities you will have to repeat them. If you don't get the scores you want the first time, take the exams again. The better your scores in these tests, the more you stand out to prospective colleges. While you need to be very good at basketball to earn a basketball scholarship, prospective schools love seeing good test scores from applicants. Each association has different rules and regulations regarding the recruitment process. It's important that you know the rules regarding contact with prospective coaches before you move further in the process.  For instance, during a "quiet period," a college coach is not allowed to have in-person contact with you or your parents, watch you play, or visit your high school.  Some of the NCAA requirements for scholarships include completing 16 core courses in high school, earning a 2.0 GPA or better in those 16 courses, meeting the sliding scale requirement of the SATs and ACTs, and graduating from high school.  Read the NCAA Guide for the College Bound Student-Athlete here: http://www.amateursports365.com/NCAA/2017-18%20Guide%20for%20the%20College-Bound%20Student-Athlete.pdf
Work hard at school and do well in exams. Take your SATs and ACTs as early as you can. Find out the NCAA and NAIA student regulations.
Sammanfatta den här artikeln i en mening. Du måste komma ihåg att college först och främst är en plats för utbildning. Om du får ett stipendium måste du gå på lektioner, skriva essäer och ta examen. Rekryterare är mindre benägna att chansa på dig om du inte jobbar medan du går i high school. Studera varje dag och samarbeta med dina lärare för att förbättra dina svagaste ämnen. Se till att skolan fungerar som en prioritet. Fullborda alla dina uppgifter och lämna in dem i tid. Studera för tentor så att du är beredd att göra ditt bästa. Ju tidigare du tar dessa tentor, desto fler möjligheter kommer du att få att upprepa dem. Om du inte får poängen du vill ha första gången, ta tentorna igen. Ju bättre dina poäng i dessa tester, desto mer sticker du ut till blivande högskolor. Även om du måste vara mycket bra på basket för att tjäna ett basketstipendium, blivande skolor älskar att se bra testresultat från sökande. Varje förening har olika regler och föreskrifter gällande rekryteringsprocessen. Det är viktigt att du känner till reglerna för kontakt med blivande tränare innan du går vidare i processen. Till exempel, under en "tyst period" får en collegecoach inte ha personlig kontakt med dig eller dina föräldrar, titta på när du spelar eller besöka din high school. Några av NCAA:s krav på stipendier omfattar att slutföra 16 grundkurser i gymnasiet, tjäna en 2,0 GPA eller bättre i dessa 16 kurser, uppfylla kravet på glidande skala i SAT och ACTs, och ta examen från gymnasiet. Läs NCAA Guide for the College Bound Student-Athlete här: http://www.amateursports365.com/NCAA/2017-18%20Guide%20for%20the%20College-Bound%20Student-Athlete.pdf
Summarize this article in a sentence. You have to remember that college is first and foremost a place of education. If you receive a scholarship, you must attend classes, write essays and graduate. Recruiters are less likely to take a chance on you if you don't work while you're in high school. Study every day and work with your teachers to improve your weakest topics. Make sure the school serves as a priority. Complete all your information and submit it on time. Study for exams so that you are prepared to do your best. The earlier you take these exams, the more opportunities you will have to repeat them. If you don't get the score you want the first time, take the exams again. The better your score in these tests, the more you stand out to future colleges. Although you have to be very good at basketball to earn a basketball scholarship, aspiring schools love to see good test results from applicants. Each association has different rules and regulations regarding the recruitment process. It is important that you know the rules of contact with future trainers before you move on to the process. For example, during a "quiet period" a college coach may not have personal contact with you or your parents, watch as you play or visit your high school. Some of the NCAA's requirements for scholarships include completing 16 basic courses in high school, earning a 2.0 GPA or better in these 16 courses, meeting the requirement of sliding scale in SAT and ACTs, and graduating from high school. Read the NCAA Guide for the College Bound Student-Athlete here: http://www.amateursports365.com/NCAA/2017-18%20Guide%20for%20the%20College-Bound%20Student-Athlete.pdf
Arbeta hårt i skolan och gör bra ifrån sig på tentor. Ta dina SAT och ACTs så tidigt du kan. Ta reda på NCAA och NAIA student regler.
Work hard at school and do well on exams. Take your SATs and ACTs as early as you can. Find out NCAA and NAIA student rules.