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NCAA, NAIA or NJCAA?

Athletics in College- What You Need to Know

Scholarships

Ins & Outs of Athletic Scholarships

How to Get Athletic Scholarships

The Basics of NCAA Scholarships

Work with Your Coaches!

Your high school and/or club team coaches should be able to guide you! They will know if your performance is on track for collegiate athletics or not. 

Make sure to let your school's Athletic Director and you School Counselor know about your plans too. They will make sure you remain eligible!

NCAA Athletics

NCAA Eligibility! Know How to Qualify

Navigating Initial Eligibility for Student Athletes Webinar!

2.3 or Take a Knee

What Does it Take to Play College Sports?

23-24 NCAA Guide for the College Bound Student Athlete

NAIA Athletics

Benefits of NAIA!

NJCAA

What's Available at 2-Year Colleges?

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Transferring Between NCAA- NAIA-NJCAA Colleges

Staying on Track for NCAA College Athletics

Discuss your intentions to play college athletics with your counselor during your freshman and sophomore year to ensure that you are eligible for recruitment.

Junior Year:

• Register for the ACT and/or SAT and select the NCAA Eligibility Center code (9999) as a score recipient.

• During the spring, register with the NCAA Eligibility Center

• Click on:  Prospective Student-Athletes.

• In the left column, click on:  Registration for U.S. Students (Enter your HS CEEB #).

• You will need a Social Security # and credit card for the application fee. Ask your school counselor about getting a fee waiver!

• Meet with your school counselor who will send a copy of your official high school transcript to the NCAA Eligibility Center.

Senior Year:

• Request high school transcript for the NCAA Eligibility Center if you didn't at the end of junior year.

• Request final high school transcript for the NCAA Eligibility Center.