Take a sec to appreciate our fellas who gave their all to bring Banner 18 to Boston but came up short.
It was a long road, and this title doesnโt happen without these guys.
Shoutout all our former Cโs โ๏ธโ๏ธโ๏ธ
In your first year as a college athlete:
โ Keep an open mind
โ Maintain your focus
โ Accept the adjustment period as you sort things out
College is a new experience and it takes a while to find your balance and establish a rhythm.
Despite their best intentions, career counselors who haven't experienced college sports firsthand often find student-athletes disinterested in working with them.
It makes a difference when you're learning from someone who has walked in your shoes!
Athletes are multi-faceted.
Athletes are committed to self-improvement.
Athletes are always learning.
And all these things are highly valuable in the workforce!
Whether you're hitting the books in grad school, taking part in a leadership program, or just picking up some courses on your own
Consistently upgrading your skills will open up new doors in your career
When negotiating a job offer, salary is not the only thing you can bring up.
Travel/commute costs, professional development, relocation expense reimbursement.
There are many add-ons you can advocate for, as long as it's reasonable.
Before exploring different career paths...
โ Complete a self-assessment test to identify strengths, interests, and tendencies.
The better you know yourself, the quicker you'll find the right path for you.