If you’re a high school athlete hoping to play college sports, you’ve probably been told that you need an NCAA eligibility account. Sounds simple enough, right? But then the questions start to pile up… Do you need a Certification Account or a Profile Page? What’s the real difference between the two? Does the type of … Read more
For high school athletes who dream of competing at the next level, understanding eligibility requirements is one of the first and most important steps. Playing college sports isn’t just about athletic talent; it also comes with academic and compliance standards that athletes must meet in order to step onto the field or court. Academic Standards … Read more
It’s no secret that parents want what’s best for their kids, and they’ll do whatever it takes to help their athlete achieve their dreams. Not to mention all of the time and money spent helping their child be the best athlete they can be. Parents can help athletes when it comes to recruiting, but some … Read more
Navigating the NCAA Eligibility Center is a crucial part of the college recruiting process. Typically, it’s also the most stressful for athletes and their families because the NCAA takes it very seriously and it plays a huge role in becoming a college athlete. We’ve decided to break down the NCAA Eligibility Center’s significance and hopefully … Read more
Both the NCAA and the NAIA have a set of requirements that make an athlete academically eligible to play at the next level. For that reason, athletes need to pay close attention to their academic eligibility because it could affect their recruiting. Many athletes aren’t academically eligible to play in college because they don’t know … Read more
The NCAA has instituted an innovative way to assist D-III athletes through the NCAA Eligibility Center. What is the NCAA Eligibility Center? From its inception, the NCAA’s Eligibility Center, formerly known as the NCAA Clearinghouse, has been where Division I (D-I) and Division II-bound (D-II) high school student-athletes have gone to have their academic records … Read more
National Scouting Report scouts run into this problem all across the country: junior and senior prospects who still haven’t taken the SAT or ACT. High school prospects are — plain and simple — given bad advice on this important topic. Those telling prospects to wait until they are seniors to take these tests are no … Read more
