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want to participate in college sports. Some of them have the benefit of having an older sibling who has gone through the process. Others don't have a clue as to where to begin. Whether this process is old hat to the family of the high school student- athlete or if this is the first child in the family who has expressed an interest in playing college sports, three things are certain: 1) the college initial eligibility process is a cooperative effort with the high school student-athlete, the family, the coach and the guidance counselor; 2) college eligibility regulations change every year; and 3) high school student-athletes never start the process early enough. This website is designed to provide information to the high school student-athlete who is looking to participate in college sports at an NCAA college or university. This website is also a resource for the parents, coaches and guidance counselors who are assisting the high school student-athlete in the process. The site covers the basics of initial eligibility for college sports, recruiting, financial aid, testing information and amateurism information. There is also a page listing resources to assist in this endeavor. Don't forget - this is a process. Be organized and stay informed. Good luck! |
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The top three states with the most
high school prospects who register
with the NCAA Eligibility Center are:
- California, Pennsylvania and
Illinois
Texas, Ohio and Georgia
California, Texas and
Pennsylvania
New York, Florida and Michigan
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