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NCAA/NAIA Registration
NCAA/NAIA Registration
NCAA guide.pdfNeed to register? See links below:
Need to register? See links below:
Need to send transcripts?
Need to send transcripts?
If you have registered for NAIA and need your transcript uploaded, please see the Registrar to fill out a transcript request form.
If you have registered for NCAA and need your transcript uploaded, please order a transcript to be sent through Parchment.
The 2024-25 Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete is now available for download! The guide is designed to assist students with understanding the NCAA, NCAA Eligibility Center registration and academic requirements, and how your student-athletes work toward their collegiate dreams. The PDF version is available at the link above or via the High School Portal's Resources page.
Changes to NCAA Core-Course Legislation and Process
Changes to NCAA Core-Course Legislation and Process
What has changed?
What has changed?
NCAA Divisions I and II voted to change the NCAA core-course legislation. There is no longer a separate set of requirements for nontraditional courses. The updated requirements are effective for core-course reviews occurring on or after Aug. 1, 2024.
Why did the legislation change?
Why did the legislation change?
NCAA core-course legislation should align with current secondary education practices, which have experienced significant shifts in recent years. Modernizing the requirements to encompass all instructional delivery models and eliminating the legislative distinction for nontraditional courses aligns with this shift.
Requesting Final Amateurism Certification
Requesting Final Amateurism Certification
Have graduating student-athletes who are being recruited by an NCAA Division I or II school? They must request their final amateurism certification from the NCAA Eligibility Center before they can be eligible to practice, compete and receive athletics aid in college. Please share this short video or easy-to-understand PDF with your recruited student-athletes on this quick but vital step in the process.
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