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The NCAA Eligibility Center was established to certify the academic and amateur credentials of all college-bound student-athletes who wish to compete in NCAA Division I or II athletics. For complete overview click here.
Contact InformationNCAA Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse:P.O. Box 4043Iowa City, Iowa 52243-4043
Package or overnight delivery:301 ACT DriveIowa City, Iowa 52243-4043
Clearinghouse customer service8:00 AM to 5:00 PM., Central time,M-F U.S. (toll-free)(877) 262-149224-hour response:(877) 861-3003Fax: (319) 337-1556
Complete the Student Release FormTo register with the clearinghouse, you must complete and sign the Student Release Form (SRF) and send it to the clearinghouse along with a $30 registration fee. This process is strongly recommended to be completed online, so please click here. This SRF does two things:It authorizes each high school you have attended to send the clearinghouse your transcript, test scores, proof of graduation and other necessary graduation information.It authorizes the clearinghouse to their academic information to all colleges that request your eligibilty status.Fee WaiversU.S. student-athletes are eligible for a fee waiver if they have already received a fee waiver (not state voucher) for the ACT or SAT. The high school counselor will also be required to submit an electronic fee waiver verification on their behalf.
Freshman Eligibility Requirements Reference SheetDivision I 200816 Core Courses:4 years of English3 years of Mathematics(Algebra I or Higher)2 years of Nat / Phys Science(1 year of lab)1 year of additional English,Mathematics or Natural /Physical Science2 years of Social Science4 years of additional courses includingForeign Language or Non-DoctoralReligion / PhilosophyDivision II 200814 Core Courses:3 years of English2 years of Mathematics(Algebra I or Higher)2 years of Nat / Phys Science(1 year of lab)1 year of additional English,Mathematics or Natural /Physical Science2 years of Social Science3 years of additional courses includingForeign Language or Non-DoctoralReligion / Philosophy
Standardized Testing RequirementsDivision I - A sliding scale is used, composed of the student’s G.P.A. and Test score.Division II - Minimum SAT score is 820 (verbal and math sections only).Minimum ACT sum score is 68