KNOW YOUR CORE GPA - Why you ask?
Division I-minimum 2.3 core-course GPA
Division II-minimum 2.2 core-course GPA
Talk to your coach - the sooner the better!
Coaches will contact schools on your behalf, but you can reach out as well.
Sign up with the NCAA Eligibility Center
Division III-Profile Page Account (free)
Division I & II-Academic & Amateurism Certification Account ($100, fee waivers available)
Have a back up plan . . . . just in case.
Division I Academic Eligibility
Earn 16 NCAA-approved core-course credits (10 core course credits earned before start of 7th semester)
Four years of English
Three years of math
Two years of science (one lab)
One additional year of English, math, or science
Two years of social science
Four additional years of English, math, science, social science, world language, or nondoctrinal religion/philosophy
Division II Academic Eligibility
Earn 16 NCAA-approved core-course credits
Three years English
Two years math
Two years science
Three years additional English, math, or science
Two years social science
Four years other
PCHS Core-Course Credits
Eng 9, 10, 11, & 12 (DE, H, acad.)
Creative Writing
Humanities
Multicultural Lit
World Mythology
Cultural Anthropology
Psychology (acad. & DE)
African American History
History of Western Civilization
AP European History
Intro to Philosophy
US History (acad. & DE)
US Government (acad. & AP)
World History I (acad. & H)
World History II
Algebra I (acad. & H)
Pre-Calculus DE
Quantitative Reasoning DE
Statistical Reasoning DE
Algebra II (acad. & H)
Calculus DE
Algebra Functions & Data Analysis
Advanced Algebra/Trig
Geometry (acad. & H)
Probability & Statistics
Students who are eligible for free or reduced lunch and/or eligible for the SAT/ACT fee waiver can select fee waiver for their Eligibility Center registration. We know many students are not registering for the SAT/ACT right now, but the fee waiver option still exists. If unsure, ask your school counselor if you qualify for a fee waiver.
Our Initial-Eligibility Brochure provides a general overview of the NCAA Eligibility Center requirements. Click HERE to download brochure.
The Sport Science Institute (SSI) believes mental health is a part of, not apart from, athlete health. Collaborating with the NCAA Student-Athlete Advisory Committees, as well as the most established medical, mental health and sports medicine organizations in the country, the SSI provides educational resources and inter-association best practices and tools that offer a model of care for your students' mental health. Click on any of the following bulleted items for more information on mental health: