NCAA Eligibility Information

List of 6 items.

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  Step 1: Registration Checklist

  Prior to making a Certification Account (Division I or II schools) or a Profile Page Account (Division III school or undecided), student-athletes will need important information including valid email address, basic personal information, education history, sports participation history, and payment (Certification Accounts Only). 
  
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  Step 2: Create Certification Account or Profile Page

  Once all information is collected, student-athletes will start the process of making either their Certification Account (Division I or II school) or their Profile Page (Division III or Undecided). Certification Accounts cannot be moved to a Profile Page Account; Profile Page Accounts can be transitioned to a Certified Account.
  
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  Step 3: Update Information

  Updating of important information throughout a student-athlete's high school career is key to this process. Inclusion of accurate, up-to-date academic records and athletic participation history enables schools to properly evaluate a student-athlete's candidacy.
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  Step 4: Check Email

  Once your Certification Account or Profile Page Account is completed and updated, schools will be able to contact student-athletes. This communication most often takes the form of emails, so make sure to continuously check your registered email address with the NCAA Eligibility Center for communications with schools.
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  Step 5: Schedule School Visits

  Scheduling school visits is key for any college application process; the same is true for student-athletes deciding where they want to play collegial athletics. Communications concerning Open Houses and private visits may be found through email communications with schools reviewing a student-athlete's account.
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  Step 6: Review Offers and Commit

  Schools which decide to make offers to student-athletes should be carefully evaluated on multiple levels before official commitment is decided. Once a decision has been made, student-athletes should notify both the Counseling Department and the Athletics Department for further instruction.