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If you are a high school swimmer wanting to swim at the collegiate level, here are 10 tips I want to give you when you are going through this process! Recruiting can be stressful, but the most important thing is to stay relaxed and tell yourself it will all work out at the end. NCAA has a dead period due to the coronavirus until April 15, 2020. So you are not allowed to contact coaches at this time. 1. Find a program right for you. There are plenty of programs out there in the United States and make sure you explore all your options. 2. Stay in your lane, Focus on YOUR process, not others. 3. Ask Questions. Do some research about the school's academics and athletics and make sure to address them when you call the recruiting coach. 4. Trust Your Gut. If something does not feel right, trust your instinct and find somewhere that'll make you happy. 5. Do Your Research. Compare your times with the swim team's current roster's time, look at the school programs they have to offer and see what you want to study in college. 6. Be Realistic. When you compare times, see what is possible and your ability to hit those times. But, it never hurts to reach out to college coaches, the worst case is: No, so REACH OUT! 7. Assess your goals and the college team goals. Pull some of the coach's training and meet philosophies and see if they are aligned with yours. 8. Scholarships are NOT personal. There are limited scholarships in the swimming world and coaches want you to be on their team they are building. 9. Don't let fancy "Things" distract you. Focus on the overall environment that will make you want to study and swim at that school. 10. Be Honest. If you really don't want to go to a school, tell the coach and you'll save both your time as well as the coaches' time. If you're interested in watching cool swim videos and watching me take on new challenges, subscribe for more! And also, thanks for watching this video! 😊 Thank you to Jacy Dyer, VT Women's Recruiting Coordinator "Simon Swims" channel is now changed to "Simon Shi" because I'll be doing fitness on top of swimming since my collegiate career is over! ----------------------------------------------------------------------- My insta (I do respond to DMs): / the_simonshi What I use to film my videos: https://www.amazon.com/shop/thesimons... (Buying any product after clicking my link helps my channel.) Simon Says Swim! #CollegeSwimming #VirginiaTech #SwimmingWorld Musics: Nish - Trap Sax, Remember - KaizanBlu, Daring Waters - No Mic, Andrew Applepie - I'm So, TheFatRat - Timelapse, Joakim Karud - Loudness & Clarity