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It should be noted that NCAA Division III institutions do not provide “Athletic Scholarships” but rather “Merit” or “Need-Based” financial aid. For facts and figures about NCAA Division III click the link below:

Research colleges and universities that participate at the NCAA, NAIA and NJCAA levels.

Click the links below to find your future team/school.

ELIGIBILITY:

The most important thing prospective student-athletes need to do to be eligible to play at the NCAA level is to get certified by the NCAA Eligibility Center.
If you plan to attend a NCAA Division I or Division II institution you must create a Certification Account to be eligible to make official visits to those institutions or sign a National Letter of Intent.
If you are undecided or plan to attend an NCAA Division III institution you must create a free profile on the NCAA Eligibility Center site and you will receive an NCAA ID and will be updated of key dates during your high school career.
For the NCAA Eligibility Center go to: https://web3.ncaa.org/ecwr3/
For Academic Guidelines for College-Bound Student-Athletes go to: http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/eligibility_center/Student_Resources/CBSA.pdf
For Academic Guidelines for Canadian Student-Athletes go to: https://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/eligibilty_center/International_Information/Guide/Countries/Canada.pdf
For information about eligibility or the registration process International Students should call 317-917-6222. Inside the US call toll free 1-877-262-1492.

Download a copy of the 2020-21 Guide to

International Academic Standards for Athletic Eligibility

by clicking the link below.

Download a copy of the

2020-21 Guide For The College-Bound Student-Athlete

by clicking on the photo to the left.

ELIGIBILITY:

The most important thing prospective student-athletes need to do to be eligible to play at the NCAA level is to get Certified by the NCAA Eligibility Center.
There are three basic criteria to attend a NAIA Institution:

PlayNAIA is the NAIA Eligibility website: play.mynaia.org
The NAIA uses InCred (International Credential Evaluation) to evaluate international students’ academic credentials. All International students must sign-up with InCred, a service for international students that combines the review for both admission and athletic eligibility.:

RECRUITING / SHOWCASES:

The NAIA has no recruiting calendar so coaches and prospective student-athletes can communicate at anytime.
Student-Athletes can tryout at an NAIA Institution for two days (do not have to be consective days). For more information Click Here.
Student-Athletes can participate in Showcase Events by visiting – NAIAShowcase.com.

There are 300 colleges and universities that compete at one of the three National Junior College Association (NJCAA) Divisions.
NJCAA athletes compete at their respective institutions for two years before transferring to a four-year institution.
NJCAA Division I colleges may offer full athletic scholarships which includes the maximum of tuition, fees, room and board, course related books, up to $250 in course required supplies, and transportation costs one time per academic year to and from the college by direct route.
NJCAA Division II colleges are limited to awarding tuition, frees, course related books, and up to $250 in course required supplies.
NJCAA Division III institutions may not provide athletically related financial assistance.

To review the NJCAA Prospective Student-Athlete Guide

The following forms are important for all student-athletes wanting to compete at a Canadian College Athletic Association institution:

U Sports created U SPORTS Central to help student-athletes register to participate in sport at the collegiate level.
To play football at a U Sports institution, a prospective student-athlete must register with U SPORTS Central prior to making an official on-campus visit.
In all other sports, a prospective student-athlete must register with U SPORTS Central prior to becoming a confirmed recruit and signing a Letter of Intent, or before competing for a U SPORTS member institution.
For a copy of the U SPORTS Student-Athlete User Guide click here: