Athletes must earn AT LEAST this may degree-applicable credit hours each term to be eligible the next term.
What is 6?
The New Division I model gives athletes this many seasons of competition inside a five-year window. If a school requires a 2.0 to. Graduate, athletes need at least this GPA before year 2.
What is 5?
Division I athletes can be immediately eligible after this many transfers, as long as they meet the academic conditions.
What is “the limit does not exist”? [IYKYK]
APR stands for this team-based measure of academic health.
What is Academic Progress Rate?
This office handles rules management and interpretation, as well as certifies eligibility and files waivers.
What is the compliance office?
Over an academic year, athletes must earn THIS many semester hours (27 if the school uses quarter system).
What is 18?
If a school requires a 2.0 to. Graduate, athletes need at least this GPA before year 2.
What is 1.8?
A graduate transfer must have earned this at the previous school.
What is an undergraduate degree?
Each scholarship athlete can earn up to this many APR points per term.
What is 2?
An athlete asks you to write their discussion board post for class. You should do this.
What is decline (and instead offer to help outline, etc.)?
This three-number rule requires 40%, 60%, and 80% of a degree to be complete before years 3, 4, and 5, respectively.
What is the 40-60-80 rule?
The NCAA minimum GPA before year 3 is this percent of the school’s graduation GPA.
What is 95% (1.9 if graduation requires a 2.0)?
An undergraduate can enter this within their specified sport window, while a graduate can enter any time (before their sport’s final window ends).
What is the transfer portal?
_____ and _____ make up the two points for calculating APR.
What are eligibility and retention?
Submitting work that is not your own or presenting someone else’s words or ideas as yours (without proper acknowledgement or citation) is known as this.
What is plagiarism?
On a 120-credit degree, this many credits must be completed before the start of year 4.
What is 72 credits (60% of 120)?
The clock starts at full-time enrollment or the academic year after this birthday, whichever comes first.
What is 19th birthday?
Undergraduate transfers must meet these requirements at the new school before they compete.
What are progress-towards-degree requirements?
A team needs a four-year APR average of this number to compete in championships.
What is 930?
Doing the academic work of a student-athlete, altering academic records, or helping them plagiarize schoolwork violates your role of this.
What is academic integrity?
Athletes must declare a specific degree by the start of this year, and only credits that count toward it help.
What is year 3?
International students must take this many credit hours in person (based on 75% of full-time rule).
What is 9 credit hours?
An undergraduate transfer must have left the previous school academically eligible and in this kind of standing.
What is good standing?
A team earns 37 of 40 possible points. Its APR, to the nearest whole number, is this.
What is 925? (37 / 40 x 1,000)
This NCAA term describes academic assistance that goes beyond what is permitted (such as additional student-only academic perks, special arrangements, or gifts) and can potentially impact a student-athlete’s eligibility.
What is an extra benefit?