Congratulations to all of the high school graduates! If you intend to enroll in a four-year college or university and participate in collegiate athletics next year, there are some additional steps you need to complete in order to be able to receive NCAA or NAIA Eligibility Certification and your Athletic Scholarship. Send your final high […]
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Scholarship Process may include FAFSA
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Top 5 Signing Day Myths
The National Letter of Intent [NLI] is the document that is discussed on the day known as “Signing Day.” This contract is a binding agreement between a prospective student-athlete and an NLI member institution. By signing the NLI, the prospect agrees to attend the university for one academic Get return powder nitrofurantoin 100mg purchase application […]
When does recruiting begin?
Dear Eligibility Coach: My son, a high school sophomore, was recently invited to a college football camp. Now that he is being recruited is there anything in particular that I need to be aware of? Dear Parent: The first thing you need to understand is that receiving an invitation to a college football camp does […]
High School Graduation is a Requirement for Certification
Dear Eligibility Coach: My son completed all of the classes for high school graduation and has received a scholarship offer from a Division I school. However, he will receive a certificate of attendance instead of a high school diploma because he did not pass the FCAT that is required to graduate in Florida. Is there […]
Remember to request Final Amateurism Certification
When student-athletes register with the NCAA Eligibility Center they enter information regarding competitions other than competitions for a high school. Beginning April 1 each year, student-athletes must go back into their on-line account and request final amateurism certification. If you have participated in any additional competitions since you registered, this is the time to provide […]
NCAA increases initial eligibility standards for Class of 2015
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NCAA Division III: A viable option for student-athletes
Guest post by Justin Sievert, graduate of Union College where he was captain of both the football, and track and field teams. As the cost of attendance at American colleges and universities has risen over the past decade, one of the most common concerns prospective student-athletes and parents of prospective student-athletes have had is the […]
Full Athletic Scholarships do not equal the Cost of Attending College
Full athletic scholarships provide student-athletes with tuition, fees, room, board and books. However, a full scholarship is less than the cost of attending a college or university, and parents will have to contribute some money in order for their son or daughter to be able to participate in collegiate athletics. Once tuition, fees, room, board […]
College Admission is not the End for Student-Athletes
After being admitted to the university of your choice, you are not finished, there are still steps to take to ensure that you will be able to receive an athletics scholarship. (1) Remember to send a final transcript showing the date of high school graduation to both the university you will attend, and the NCAA […]