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COLLEGE ATHLETICS
COLLEGE ATHLETICS
There are many lifelong benefits for students who participate in collegiate athletics.
There are many lifelong benefits for students who participate in collegiate athletics.
Interested students must check the requirements to qualify and contact the Secondary Counselor by their sophomore year to properly schedule required courses accepted by the NCAA and/or NAIA Eligibility Centers.
Interested students must check the requirements to qualify and contact the Secondary Counselor by their sophomore year to properly schedule required courses accepted by the NCAA and/or NAIA Eligibility Centers.
There is a fee to register to either Eligibility Centers. If you qualify for Free/Reduced Lunch, please contact the College Counselor to inquire about applying for a fee waiver.
There is a fee to register to either Eligibility Centers. If you qualify for Free/Reduced Lunch, please contact the College Counselor to inquire about applying for a fee waiver.
The NCAA and the NAIA are completely separate organizations. They do NOT exchange information. In some cases, student athletes will register to both the NCAA and NAIA Eligibility Centers.
The NCAA and the NAIA are completely separate organizations. They do NOT exchange information. In some cases, student athletes will register to both the NCAA and NAIA Eligibility Centers.
During their senior year, students must also release their SAT/ACT scores directly from the testing agency to the Eligibility Centers and contact their College Counselor for Official Transcripts to be transmitted.
During their senior year, students must also release their SAT/ACT scores directly from the testing agency to the Eligibility Centers and contact their College Counselor for Official Transcripts to be transmitted.
The Difference in the College Division Levels (Webpage from NCSA)
Difference between NAIA vs NCAA (Webpage & Videos)
How to Get Recruited (Webpage from NCSA)
Working with Student Athletes (Webpage from College Board)
NCAA DIVISION I, II & III ATHLETICS
NCAA DIVISION I, II & III ATHLETICS
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is a member led organization. Learn more about the three NCAA divisions and specific academic requirements each year of high school that determine athletic eligibility.
The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is a member led organization. Learn more about the three NCAA divisions and specific academic requirements each year of high school that determine athletic eligibility.
(Note: MBTA’s CEEB Code is 120039)
(Note: MBTA’s CEEB Code is 120039)
Students are recommended to create an account and register with the NCAA Eligibility Center by the end of their sophomore year and meet with the College Counselor.
Students are recommended to create an account and register with the NCAA Eligibility Center by the end of their sophomore year and meet with the College Counselor.
Besides course selection and maintaining good grades, the NCAA’s initial-eligibility requirements take into consideration a student’s GPA and SAT/ACT scores according to a Division requirements.
Besides course selection and maintaining good grades, the NCAA’s initial-eligibility requirements take into consideration a student’s GPA and SAT/ACT scores according to a Division requirements.
Additional NCAA Resources:
Get Into The Game: Tips for Student-Athletes and Their Families (Brochure by NACAC)
2024-2025 Guide for the College Bound Student Athlete (Brochure by NCAA)
Eligibility Center COVID-19 Response FAQs (Brochure by NCAA for 2021-2022 and 2022-2023)
Initial-Eligibility Flyer (Brochure by NCAA)
Division I Academic Requirements (Brochure by NCAA)
Division II Academic Requirements (Brochure by NCAA)
How to Request Final Amateurism Certification (Brochure by NCAA, March 2021) Tutorial Video (by NCAA)
Educational Resources (Webpage from NCAA)
NAIA
NAIA
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletes (NAIA) is an organization focused on small college and university athletics in the United States and Canada.
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletes (NAIA) is an organization focused on small college and university athletics in the United States and Canada.
Students will register with the NAIA Eligibility Center by the end of their sophomore year and meet with the College Counselor. Refer to the NAIA Decision Progress Bar Guide for details on the eligibility process.
Students will register with the NAIA Eligibility Center by the end of their sophomore year and meet with the College Counselor. Refer to the NAIA Decision Progress Bar Guide for details on the eligibility process.
Students must review the recommended academic courses, as well as SAT/ACT score and grade point average requirements as noted in the Early Decision and Freshmen Requirements.
Students must review the recommended academic courses, as well as SAT/ACT score and grade point average requirements as noted in the Early Decision and Freshmen Requirements.
Additional NAIA Resources:
Future Student-Athletes (Webpage by NAIA)
NAIA Eligibility (Brochure by NAIA)
Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete (Brochure by NAIA)
NJCAA
NJCAA
The National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) is an organization that promotes and fosters two-year college athletics.
The National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) is an organization that promotes and fosters two-year college athletics.
The NJCAA is a regionally structured organization providing two-year colleges and accredited institutions membership according to region (see map below) and students will register with the NJCAA Eligibility Center.
The NJCAA is a regionally structured organization providing two-year colleges and accredited institutions membership according to region (see map below) and students will register with the NJCAA Eligibility Center.
Additional NJCAA Resources:
NJCAA Eligibility Pamphlet 2019-2020 (Webpage from NJCAA)
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