NCAA Eligibility Center

The NCAA Eligibility Center certifies the academic credentials of college-bound student-athletes who aspire to compete in intercollegiate sports at the Division I or II level. The Eligibility Center uses only approved core courses and considers a combination of core-course GPA and test scores to certify initial eligibility.

• How can I find Washington Townships's list of NCAA-approved courses?
  Go to NCAA Eligibility Center to find out more information about WTHS-approved courses.
  
  

• When and how do I register with the NCAA Eligibility Center?

The NCAA recommends that college-bound student-athletes complete the  
    online registration process at NCAA Eligibility Center > REGISTER as   
    early as the beginning of the sophomore year. There is a fee to register.

• How do I submit my SAT or ACT scores to the NCAA Eligibility Center?
  Test scores must be sent directly from the appropriate testing agency. Go to College Board SAT or ACT and log in to your account to submit your request. The NCAA code is 9999. There is a fee to send your scores.
  
  

• What final steps are needed to ensure my eligibility?

As a senior, you will need to request final amateurism certification and 
    request that WTHS send your final transcript to the Eligibility Center.
    Contact your school counselor with any questions.      

Important Links
All prospective student-athletes should explore the information available on the Eligibility Standards below:

• NCAA and NCAA Brochure

• 2025-26 Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete

• NCAA Division I & II Academic Requirements

  • Request for Final Amateurism Certification - How to Request Final Amateurism Certification

• College Board and NCAA Eligibility FAQs

• Non-English Language Resources for Future Student-Athletes