What is the NCAA Clearinghouse?
It is an organization that reviews a high school athlete's academic record, SAT or ACT Scores and amateur status, to determine if a high school athlete conforms with NCAA regulations.
When should a student athlete register with the NCAA Clearinghouse?
The NCAA recommends that a high school athlete register at the start of their junior year. There is no deadline to register, however a student athlete must be cleared prior to receiving an athletic scholarship or competing at the Division 1 or 2 level.
How does a high school athlete register?
Students can register at the NCAA Clearinghouse Website. At this website, the student athlete will enter personal information, athletic background and pay a registration fee. The student athlete will need to have their high school transcript sent to the clearinghouse. The transcript must be mailed directly from their high school.
Once a high school athlete is cleared by the clearinghouse, they will be eligible to receive athletic scholarships, as well as compete at the Division 1 ans 2 level. The next step for the high school student athlete is introducing themselves to college coaches and finding a place to play...
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