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NCAA Compliance Midterm Exam – Questions & Answers
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NCAA Compliance Midterm Exam – Questions &Answers
Full qualifier Right Ans - competition, athletics aid, practice in first year
Academic redshirt Right Ans - athletics aid in first year, practice in first
regular term.
Nonqualifier Right Ans - no athletics aid, practice or competition in first
year.
Full Qualifiers Requirements Right Ans - In order to receive aid and
practice during first year:
- Obtain a core course GPA/test score that meets the sliding scale coordinates.
- Obtain a minimum core course GPA of 2.300 in the 16 core courses currently
required.
- 4 years English
- 3 years Math (Algebra 1 or higher)
- 2 years Natural or Physical Science
- 1 year additional English, Math, or Natural/Physical Science
- 2 years Social Science
- 4 years additional Core (areas above, foreign language, philosophy, or
comparative religion) - Meet core-course progression requirements described
in the earlier slide. (10 core before 7th semester, 7 in English, Math, Science)
- Graduate from high school
Academic Redshirt Right Ans - May relieve ad in first year and may
practice, no competition
Must meet the current sliding scale and achieve 2.000-2.2999 GPA
Can earn practice second term by completing nine-semester hours in the first
term. NO COMP.
Initial eligibility Standard Right Ans - 1. 2.300 core-course GPA
2. Sliding scale index of GPA and test score
,3. Core-course progression
4. Core-course GPA calculated using 16 courses in the distribution
Academic Requirements Right Ans - 1. 2.0 to 2.3
2. 10 of 16 corse courses must be completed prior to seventh term of high
school enrollment
3. 7 of 10 need to include English, math, or natural/physical science
4. 10 courses must be used in calculation of core GPA
CARA activities Right Ans - Competition, Practice, Strength & Conditioning,
Supplemental workouts, Film review
What do not count toward CARA DI? Right Ans - Academic meetings, injury
treatment/prevention, sport psychologist sessions, nutritionist sessions,
prospective student-athlete host duties, team fundraising, media activities,
community service, compliance meetings
Core Course Right Ans - For a high school class to be an NCAA-approved
core course, it must meet these conditions:
1. Be a four-year college preparatory course in one of these subject areas:
- English
- Math (Algebra I or higher)
- Natural/Physical science
- Social science
- Foreign language
- Comparative religion or philosophy
2. Be taught at or above your high school's regular academic level.
3. Receive credit toward high school graduation and appear on an official
transcript with course title, grade and credit awarded.
What is not a core course Right Ans - Courses in non-core areas, such as
driver education, typing, art, music, physical education or welding.
, Courses that prepare students for the world of work or life, or for a two-year
college or technical school, such as personal finance, consumer education or
tech prep
Courses taught below grade level, at a slower pace or with less rigor or depth,
such as basic, essential, fundamental or foundational courses
Credit-by-exam courses.
Core-Course Credits Right Ans - Can only earn credit for a course once.
If you take it more than once, higher grade counts.
Courses before High School Right Ans - If it is eighth grade such as Algebra
1 or Spanish 1
College Courses - Dual Enrollment Right Ans - College courses may be used
to satisfy NCAA core-course requirements if the courses are awarded a grade
and credit by the high school for any student and meet all other requirements
for core courses. College courses must be placed on the student's high school
transcript with clarification of college completion.
Early Academic Qualifier Right Ans - - A minimum SAT combined score
(math and critical reading) of 980 or ACT sum score of 75.
- A core-course GPA of 3.000 or higher in a minimum of 14 core courses in the
following areas:
• Three years of English
• Two years of math
• Two years of science
• Two additional years of English, math or natural/physical science
• Five additional core courses in any area.
Can PSAs work camp Right Ans - Yes if they have signed a national letter of
intent
Institutional camp requirements Right Ans - PSAs participate (open to any
and all)
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