First,
an important note about the NCAA Clearinghouse:
Athletes, it is your responsibility to become familiar with the
eligibility rules of both the NCAA and the colleges and universities
to which you're applying. If you are applying to an NCAA Division
I or Division II institution, YOU MUST REGISTER with the NCAA Clearinghouse
by the end of your UPPER year, or you risk losing your chance to
accept invitations to "official" on-campus recruiting visits and
your freshman year of intercollegiate athletics. The necessary forms
and explanatory booklets are available in the CCO. Feel free to
discuss these procedures with your college counselor and coach(es).
NCAA Online
The official web site of the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
The NCAA Guide for the College-Bound
Student-Athlete
The NCAA's own guide for prospective collegiate athletes.
NAIA
The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, another governing
body of college sports.
The New England Small College
Athletic Conference
Information about NESCAC and its member schools.
Also:
www.northcoast.org
www.uaa.rochester.edu
www.ivyleaguesports.com
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