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NCAA WORKSHOP For the College Bound Student Athlete

NCAA WORKSHOP For the College Bound Student Athlete. Christina Harrison November 27, 2012. The NCAA Eligibility Center. Formerly the NCAA Clearinghouse Certifies academic and amateur credentials for all students seeking to play Division I or Division II sports

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NCAA WORKSHOP For the College Bound Student Athlete

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  1. NCAA WORKSHOPFor the College Bound Student Athlete Christina Harrison November 27, 2012

  2. The NCAA Eligibility Center • Formerly the NCAA Clearinghouse • Certifies academic and amateur credentials for all students seeking to play Division I or Division II sports • NOT a guarantee of college admission • You still must meet each college’s individual entrance requirements • You still must apply to the school and be accepted

  3. New Rules for Class of 2016 • Minimum core course GPA of 2.3 • Change in GPA/test score sliding scale • 10 courses MUST be completed before the beginning of senior year

  4. New Rules for Class of 2016 • Full Qualifier – can compete, practice, and receive aid • Academic Redshirt – can practice and receive aid • Nonqualifier – no aid, practice, or competition

  5. Division I Core Course Requirementfor Full Qualifiers & Academic Redshirts • 4 years of English • 3 years of math – Algebra I or higher • 2 years of science • 1 additional year of English, math, or science • 2 years of social science • 4 additional years of courses in English, math, social science, foreign language • 2 years of foreign language and Chemistry are STRONGLY recommended to ensure individual college admissions

  6. With those 16 Core Classes, to be a FULL Qualifier . . . • You must earn a combined SAT score or ACT score that matches your GPA in your core courses • Math & Verbal ONLY • Sliding scale • As your GPA increases, your required SAT/ACT score decreases and vice versa

  7. Core Course Progression Rule for FULL Qualifiers • Must complete 10 core courses before the senior year • Of those ten, seven must be in English, math, and science. • On the first day of the senior year, those classes are “locked in” • NO REPEATS!!

  8. With those 16 Core Classes, to be an Academic Redshirt . . . • You must earn a combined SAT score or ACT score that matches your GPA in your core courses • Math & Verbal ONLY • Sliding scale • As your GPA increases, your required SAT/ACT score decreases and vice versa

  9. Academic Redshirts • If . . . • The athlete has completed 16 core academic subjects, • And, the athlete meets the minimum SAT/ACT score for his core course GPA • And, the athlete graduates from high school • Then . . . • The athlete may get an athletic scholarship for the first year, • And, may practice for the first term. • The athlete may continue practice as long as he is academically eligible in college

  10. Division II Requirements - NEW • 3 years English • 2 years math – Algebra I or higher • 2 years science • 3 additional years English, math, or science • 2 years of social science • 4 years additional courses from English, math, science, or foreign language

  11. Additional Division II Requirements • NO SLIDING SCALE • Minimum combined SAT (math & verbal only) of 820 • OR a sum ACT score of 68 • AND a 2.0 GPA

  12. Early Academic Certification • Division I • Minimum SAT of 900 and a GPA of 3.0 in 14 core courses • 3 English • 2 math • 2 science • 2 additional in English, math, or science • 5 additional core courses • Division II • Minimum SAT of 1000 and a GPA of 3.0 in 14 core courses • 3 English • 2 math • 2 science • 5 additional core courses

  13. Division III Requirements • Because Division III does not award scholarships, you do not need to register with the clearinghouse • BUT, play it safe! • Register so that your paperwork is on file and all opportunities are open to you!!

  14. Core Courses • Academic courses in English, math, science, social science, foreign language ONLY • NO physical education, computer science, health, arts, or music • Courses must be College Prep level • NO “Focus” or Standard Level courses • Ds count! • All courses must be on the APPROVED COURSE LIST

  15. Independent Study Courses • Will be accepted IF • The course meets core-course requirements • The course has prior approval from counselor and administrator • The course goes on the high school transcript

  16. College Courses • Accepted IF courses are accepted and awarded credit by WHS • Must be on the transcript • Do not have to be classes on our approved course list

  17. Courses Taken Over Two Years • Algebra 1A and Algebra 1B • TOGETHER count as one year of math

  18. Additional Requirements • Graduate from high school • All courses must be on the transcript by graduation day

  19. Test Scores & Grades • NCAA will “mix and match” SAT scores • Test scores MUST come directly from the testing company • If you repeat a course, the NCAA will use the higher grade • No extra points for honors courses • 8th grade courses will be used IF AND ONLY IF, the high school issued credit and a grade and it is on the transcript

  20. Disabilities • Document • Copy of professional diagnosis • Copy of IEP/504 plan • Testing may not be more than 3 years old • Allows you to take English B level courses within the special education department • +3 Rule ANY OTHER WAIVERS ARE INITIATED BY THE UNIVERSITY

  21. Registering with the Eligibility Center • Register in the Spring of your sophomore year of high school • Go to http://ncaaeligibilitycenter.org • Create an account • WHS Code is 053503 • Complete registration • Complete amateurism certification • Complete domestic student release form • SUBMIT!!

  22. Transcripts • Fill out a transcript request and an NCAA release with Mrs. Solare in the counseling office • The registrar will send an unofficial transcript • Transcripts MUST be sent directly from the school • The NCAA will request final transcripts upon graduation

  23. Talk to Your Coach • Be proactive • Video tapes • Tell coach which schools interest you!

  24. Social Media • BE VERY CAREFUL!!! • Nothing is private once posted to Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc. • Colleges check • Coaches check CHOOSE WISELY!!

  25. Final Message  These are the minimum requirements. The more rigorous your course schedule and the better your grades, the more opportunities will be available to you!

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