Student-Athletes

Graduate High School

Core Course GPA of 2.3 or higher

Complete 16 core courses

• 4 years of English
• 3 years of Math (Algebra 1 or higher)
• 2 years of Natural/Physical Science (1 year must be lab science)
• 2 years of Social Science
• 4 additional years of English, Math, Natural/Physical Science, Social Science, Foreign Language, Comparative Religion or Philosophy

By end of Junior Year: complete 10 of the core courses. Seven out of the ten need to be in English, Math or Natural/Physical Science. The grades in these seven courses will be locked in meaning you cannot improve them.

GREAT NEWS!! NCAA eliminated SAT/ACT test score requirements (some universities may require test scores, double check with counselor and the college admission requirements)

• Click here to check if your university requires test scores or if its optional

Graduate High School

Core Course GPA of 2.2 or higher

Complete 16 core courses

• 3 years of English
• 2 years of Math (Algebra 1 or higher)
• 2 years of Natural/Physical Science (1 year must be lab science)
• 2 years of Social Science
• 3 additional years of English, Math, Natural/Physical Science, Social Science, Foreign Language, Comparative Religion or Philosophy

Here is a list of Division 2 Schools

• Create your free NCAA profile and review the eligible courses offered

Sophomore Year:

• Review your transcript and align them with the 16 approved courses
• Take the PSAT

Junior Year:

• The year universities start to reach out more often
• Review transcripts
• Create NCAA certification account ($100)
• Have your counselor send your transcripts to NCAA eligibility center at the end of your year
• Take the SAT/ACT (send scores to NCAA by school code "9999")

Senior Year:

• Review transcripts
• Take the SAT/ACT again if need be
• Complete your amateurism questionnaire within your NCAA account
• Have your counselor send transcripts and proof of graduation to NCAA eligibility center

• June 15 at the end of your Sophomore Year or September 1 of your Junior Year
• Can receive pamphlets and brochures anytime in high school
• Unofficial visits to a university anytime you want
• Official visits paid by the university after August 1 of your Junior Year
• Here is a a link for more information

• Must be admitted to the university to be eligible to play athletics
• NO COURSE REQUIREMENTS!!
• The NAIA eligibility center will determine your eligibility based off high school grades and/or ACT/SAT scores
• You can still earn scholarships at NAIA schools

Here you will be able to search NAIA schools