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PARENTS OF 8TH - 11TH GRADE STUDENTS, you REALLY want to read this. Colleges want top athletes, and they will recruit them at a very young age to get these high-performing kids on their team (see article below). What most parents and students don't know is that colleges also want top students just as badly; however, unlike top athletes, whose abilities and data are all public knowledge (i.e. everyone can see what he/she does on the football field, basketball court, etc.), a student's data is highly confidential. These privacy laws are good in that our test scores, grades, etc. should be private information, but it does hurt students in at least one area: COLLEGES CAN'T KNOW ABOUT YOU UNLESS YOU TELL THEM ABOUT YOU. Taking the SAT/ACT early in high school, performing well on the test, and sending that score off to a multitude of colleges will instantly get you on their "recruiting radar." A score that's in the 1300's and above will really grab the attention of an Admissions Office. In fact, they will look at it and say, "Hold on, this kid is already at a 1340 on the SAT as a sophomore or junior and is reaching out to us???" That's like a 4 or 5-star recruit reaching out to a coach, who will undoubtedly jump all over an opportunity to have a player like that on the team. THIS IS HOW YOU LET THEM KNOW YOU ARE A TOP STUDENT IN THE 11TH, 10TH, OR EVEN 9TH GRADE. Don't wait until the senior year to get started on this. Join us for for classes now and let's get to work.