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Felix Perez
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As a lifelong advocate for education and collegiate opportunities, my journey in assisting college-bound students began while a cadet at the United States Military Academy. During ...vizualizați mai multeFELIX PEREZ
As a lifelong advocate for education and collegiate opportunities, my journey in assisting college-bound students began while a cadet at the United States Military Academy. During my tenure in the US Army, I took pride in encouraging and supporting soldiers in their pursuit of higher education.
Transitioning from the military, I served as a US Military Academy Liaison Officer to mentor candidates and parents through the application and nomination process, to conduct candidate application interviews, and to assist congressional district offices during candidate nomination interviews.
The catalyst for my involvement in the world of collegiate athletics came when our elder daughter, Mercedes, expressed her ambition to play basketball in college when she was in middle school. My wife, Patrice, and I were thrilled that our daughter not only valued education but also wanted to continue her passion for basketball at the collegiate level. Being a former college football player, I embraced the opportunity to jump into athletics recruitment.
I was amazed at the misinformation and lack of clear guidance that we encountered as we navigated on this recruitment journey with our daughter. Along the way, we accumulated valuable insights that we used to create a strategy and process to help our daughter reach her dreams of playing in college.
I refined this process and have applied it to assist countless other student-athletes and their families in developing a plan to help them find the college that was the best fit for them academically and athletically. I want more student-athletes to live out their collegiate dreams like Mercedes who is currently enrolled at a university in NYC and is a standout on her basketball team. vizualizați mai puține