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College Sports Eligibility The good news, when it comes to college sports, is that as long as you have never enrolled in college full-time, you have 5 years of eligibility starting from the first time you do enroll full-time.

NCAA Permanently Eliminates Standardized Test Score Requirement for Division I and II. During the 2023 NCAA Convention, Divisions I and II adopted legislation to remove standardized test scores from initial-eligibility requirements.

You can check your status by logging in to your account at eligibilitycenter.org. On your dashboard, your current academic and amateur status for NCAA Divisions I and II will be listed under the sport(s) you selected.

How do students register? Students must register online at the NCAA Eligibility Center. They will have to enter personal information, answer questions about their coursework and sports participation outside of high school, and pay a registration fee.

You are not eligible for participation in a sport if you have ever: (1) Taken pay, or the promise of pay, for competing in that sport. [Bylaw 12.1. 2] (2) Agreed (orally or in writing) to compete in professional athletics in that sport. (3) Played on any professional athletics team as defined by the NCAA in that sport.

AUTHORIZING RELEASE OF EDUCATIONAL RECORDS TO A THIRD PARTY. The college has one release form maintained through the Registrar's office that allows a student to designate a third party to be given information about the student's educational records. Access can be limited to certain documents or types of records.

College Sports Eligibility The good news, when it comes to college sports, is that as long as you have never enrolled in college full-time, you have 5 years of eligibility starting from the first time you do enroll full-time.

NCAA Division III Transfers DIII athletes may complete a self-release form and send it to another DIII school. That release form allows the athlete to be recruited by the school for 30 days.

NCAA Permanently Eliminates Standardized Test Score Requirement for Division I and II. During the 2023 NCAA Convention, Divisions I and II adopted legislation to remove standardized test scores from initial-eligibility requirements.

Timing and the NCAA Transfer Portal The best time to start the transfer process is when you realize you'd like to transfer. However, you should begin the process only when you're 100% sure. After you initiate the transfer process, your current scholarship should remain intact.

You can check your status by logging in to your account at eligibilitycenter.org. On your dashboard, your current academic and amateur status for NCAA Divisions I and II will be listed under the sport(s) you selected.

Completing this form gives you permission to have contact with the athletics staff at another NCAA Division III college or university to discuss a potential transfer. It also gives another college or university permission to contact you.

How do students register? Students must register online at the NCAA Eligibility Center. They will have to enter personal information, answer questions about their coursework and sports participation outside of high school, and pay a registration fee.

We recommend that you register with the NCAA Eligibility Center no later than the beginning of your sophomore year in high school. This should allow sufficient time to be sure you are on track to graduate on time and meet the NCAA's required initial-eligibility standards.

AUTHORIZING RELEASE OF EDUCATIONAL RECORDS TO A THIRD PARTY. The college has one release form maintained through the Registrar's office that allows a student to designate a third party to be given information about the student's educational records. Access can be limited to certain documents or types of records.

NCAA Division III Transfers DIII athletes may complete a self-release form and send it to another DIII school. That release form allows the athlete to be recruited by the school for 30 days.

Timing and the NCAA Transfer Portal The best time to start the transfer process is when you realize you'd like to transfer. However, you should begin the process only when you're 100% sure. After you initiate the transfer process, your current scholarship should remain intact.

Completing this form gives you permission to have contact with the athletics staff at another NCAA Division III college or university to discuss a potential transfer. It also gives another college or university permission to contact you.

We recommend that you register with the NCAA Eligibility Center no later than the beginning of your sophomore year in high school. This should allow sufficient time to be sure you are on track to graduate on time and meet the NCAA's required initial-eligibility standards.