NCAA Eligibility
NCAA Eligibility
National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA):
The National Collegiate Athletic Association is a membership-driven organization dedicated to safeguarding the well-being of student-athletes and equipping them with the skills to succeed on the playing field, in the classroom and throughout life.
NCAA Eligibility Center:
The Eligibility Center certifies the academic and amateur credentials of all college-bound student athletes who wish to compete in Division I or Division II athletics. Student must have a minimum high school GPA to be eligible to compete their freshman year.
Students MUST register with the NCAA Eligibility Center if they wish to participate in DI or II athletics and receive athletically based financial aid.
Any questions, see Mrs. Stern!
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NCAA
Across 1,000+ member schools and all three divisions, the NCAA unlocks transformative opportunities and lifelong well-being for student-athletes. And our reason is simple: College sports are nothing less than the world’s greatest tool for human development. Whether it’s in the heat of competition or the challenges awaiting beyond the world of sports, your success is our purpose.
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NCAA Eligibility Center
Want to play college sports? Creating an account is the first step toward becoming an NCAA student-athlete Create the Eligibility Center account that's right for you! If you plan to compete at a Division I or II school, register for an Academic and Athletics Certification account. For Division III enrollment: domestic students should create a Profile Page; international students should select the Athletics Certification Account. If you’re not yet in high school or secondary school, register for a Profile Page account.
NCAA Initial Eligibility Information
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