Register with the Eligibility Center
D1 and D2 recruits must create an NCAA Eligibility Center account, ideally by sophomore or junior year. This is the office that certifies whether you can compete and receive athletic aid.
Before you can compete in NCAA Division 1 or 2 track, you have to be cleared by the NCAA Eligibility Center, which checks your academics and amateur status. It catches many athletes off guard senior year, so it pays to know the steps early. Here is what NCAA eligibility involves.
D1 and D2 recruits must create an NCAA Eligibility Center account, ideally by sophomore or junior year. This is the office that certifies whether you can compete and receive athletic aid.
You must complete a set number of approved core academic courses and meet a minimum core-course GPA. Falling short on core courses is the most common eligibility problem, so map them out with your counselor early.
The NCAA also certifies your amateur status, meaning you have not competed professionally or accepted prohibited benefits in your sport. You complete an amateurism questionnaire and get certified before enrolling.
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Create an Eligibility Center account, complete core courses with a qualifying GPA, certify amateurism, and get cleared to compete.
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