How do I help my son get recruited or sign on with a college?
824492
not bad if he wants to get recruited then at his football games there will be scouting people looking at how he does.. And i think he can go to a football combine they test his 40 yard dash vertical jump bench press and more... it doesn't really matter if your that strong if your son has a heart of a lion and not that fit i rather take a heart of a lion any day.
518758
i'm glad to hear of your sons interest in mixed martial arts. it is good to know there is another group of younger people ready to come up, along with myself. i would tell you though that the best way is to start small. get him into one of the smaller organizations to get started with so that he can get noticed. uncooked promotions is a great place to start. and they have an application to fight on their website if you think he is ready right now.that would be my suggestion for your first place to go.
1089496
if you think your son is ready to play at a national level you can try him out for AAU basketball. depending on where you live you can find different teams. if you go to aaubasketball.com you will find a link for girls and boys and then from there find links for different teams in different areas
1099319
In theory, no.  I think the reality is that it depends on what college your child is applying to for admittance.  I think that this would especially be true if your child is applying to an out of state college.  Many colleges are currently raising their standards for entrance.  Having a academically recognized paper trail would certainly make the process easier.  This would also help if your child is applying for financial assistance.  My advice is to contact the colege(s) of choice directly, and talk directly to the people who are responsible for making these decisions.
257330
You need to speak with the school where you want to enroll your child first and follow the steps from there  They will most likely help you get going in the right direction
609786
Is that a college, high school, or elementary school? And where exactly do you want to send him? For example, some colleges and even high schools are sponsored and donated to so that their fees are low. If you have a particular school in mind that isn't inexpensive enough, why not talk to your church's pastor or maybe a friend's pastor and see what he suggests? There are also online search engines, such as collegeboard.com, scholarships.com, and fastweb.com. Good luck on your search, and keep praying about it!
1116894
Try to go to the website of that college; I am sure that you could chat with any body from the student association. This may be what it gets your foot in the door; once you arrive, any of them could introduce you to what you need to know.
17415
Talk with the Football coach.  High Schools are always taking volunteers.  You can also check for any job postings at the districts administrative offices.  They will also have applications there as well.
814367
Although it's not going to be easy, it's time to have your son step up to the plate of adulthood.  Make an appointment for him to meet with a recruiter from the Army/Navy/Airforce/Marines.  He will get good direction, an education, and with luck take responsibility for his life.  I know this isn't the best of times to join the service, but it doesn't sound like he's on a great path as it is.  Good luck, Mom.
1151036
research the colleges you want to attend. Go on their web sites, and usually you can request information packages from them. Or call them, and ask them to send you information.
401815
Well, apply for Social Security on his behalf.  Also, get him into a school that can help him.
108779
have you tried applying for financial aid? Or, if you can, check with potential employers to see if they sponser people if you sign a contract to work for them. Good luck
1158184
Get him into a sport outside of school. Try football.
202060
If you sign a contract with the school for enrollment of the child then YES they can. However, just talk to the school. They will probably be flexible on the situation.
356788
Dont know any sites but if you have a Football in the community office in your area (usually your most local profesional club). They do soccer schools and boys or girls showing promise they will duely offer a trial if your son is deemed good enough. Hope he is and gets to live his dream and probably yours I know its mine. Good luck.
356044
Make an issue out of the single sex status of the other school.  Tell them you have ethical/religious issues with single sex schools and you will not stand for your son having to go to of those.  Not sure how to do that but it's food for thought.  Good luck.
64240
He can fill out a form called the FAFSA that will tell him all types of aid (grants, loans, etc) that he is eligible for. You can fill it out online at\nhttp://www.fafsa.ed.gov