Adult IQ College Recruiting Worksheet

Your All-Sports Recruiting Control Center

College recruiting can quickly become overwhelming. There are schools to research, coaches to contact, rosters to analyze, academic requirements to understand, camps and showcases to track, videos to organize, deadlines to remember, financial considerations to evaluate, and countless decisions to make along the way.

The Adult IQ College Recruiting Worksheet is designed to bring all of that information together in one organized recruiting control center.

Whether you are an athlete beginning the recruiting process, a parent helping manage it, or a family trying to stay organized, this worksheet provides a practical system for researching, evaluating, documenting and tracking your college recruiting journey.

What You'll Get Inside

This worksheet is built to help you organize the key information that matters throughout the recruiting process.

You'll have a structured place to work through areas such as:

  • College research and discovery

  • Identifying schools that may be a good fit

  • Comparing multiple colleges and programs

  • Athletic fit

  • Academic considerations

  • Location and campus preferences

  • Division and competitive level

  • Conference and program information

  • Roster research

  • Position-specific opportunities

  • Current players and class years

  • Potential roster openings

  • Coaching staff information

  • Coach contact information

  • Email and communication tracking

  • Dates of contact

  • Follow-up opportunities

  • Recruiting activity tracking

  • Camps

  • Showcases

  • Tryouts

  • Visits

  • Games and tournaments

  • Important recruiting dates and deadlines

  • Athletic information

  • Statistics

  • Measurables

  • Accomplishments

  • Awards

  • Development progress

  • Recruiting video information

  • Academic information

  • GPA

  • Test scores where applicable

  • Academic requirements

  • Eligibility considerations

  • Intended major or area of study

  • Financial considerations

  • Tuition

  • Scholarships

  • Financial aid

  • Housing

  • Travel

  • Other college expenses

  • Decision-making and school comparison

  • Strengths and weaknesses of each program

  • Questions that need answers

  • Overall fit

  • Level of interest

  • Next steps

Turn Information Into a Recruiting Plan

One of the biggest problems families face during recruiting is having information scattered everywhere.

Coach emails are in an inbox.

School information is on websites.

Roster information is in different places.

Important dates are written on calendars.

Statistics are stored somewhere else.

And conversations between parents and athletes can become difficult to keep track of.

This worksheet gives you a central place to organize the information that matters.

Instead of simply collecting names of colleges, you'll be able to develop a more organized recruiting process.

What You'll Get Out of It

Organization

You'll have a system for keeping important recruiting information together rather than trying to remember everything or search through multiple documents.

A Clearer College List

You'll be able to compare schools using factors that actually matter to the athlete and family—not simply choose colleges based on name recognition.

Better Recruiting Decisions

The worksheet encourages you to look at the complete picture: athletic opportunity, academics, finances, location, program environment and overall fit.

Better Conversations With Coaches

Having your information organized makes it easier to know who you've contacted, what was discussed, what questions remain unanswered and when you should follow up.

Greater Accountability

Recruiting requires consistent action. The worksheet helps you identify what needs to happen next instead of allowing opportunities to disappear because something was forgotten.

A Record of Your Recruiting Journey

As the process develops, you'll have a documented record of your research, communication, opportunities and decisions.

More Than a College List

A college recruiting list is only the beginning.

The real work is determining:

Which schools fit?
Where could I compete?
What does the roster look like?
Who are the coaches?
What does the program need?
Can I meet the academic requirements?
What will it cost?
What questions still need to be answered?
What should I do next?

The Adult IQ College Recruiting Worksheet helps you work through those questions systematically.

Built for the Entire Recruiting Journey

This isn't designed to be completed once and forgotten.

Use it as a living recruiting document that can evolve as the athlete develops, new schools are identified, coaches respond, opportunities arise and priorities change.

Review it regularly. Update it as new information becomes available. Use it to keep the athlete, parents and recruiting process moving in the same direction.

Research it. Track it. Verify it. Follow through.

The Adult IQ College Recruiting Worksheet gives athletes and families a practical recruiting control center designed to bring structure, organization and accountability to one of the biggest decisions in an athlete's life.

Don't just hope you find the right college. Build a process that helps you find the right fit.