Division II Academic Requirements - National Collegiate Athletic Association

Division II Academic Requirements - National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) is a set of guidelines and standards that student-athletes must meet to be eligible to participate in sports at the Division II level of collegiate athletics in the United States. These requirements ensure that student-athletes maintain a certain level of academic performance while also participating in their chosen sports.

The Division II Academic Requirements in the National Collegiate Athletic Association are filed by the member institutions' athletic departments.

FAQ

Q: What are the academic requirements for Division II athletes?
A: Division II athletes must meet certain academic requirements set by the NCAA.

Q: What is the GPA requirement for Division II athletes?
A: Division II athletes need to have a minimum GPA of 2.0.

Q: Do Division II athletes need to take standardized tests?
A: Yes, Division II athletes must take either the ACT or SAT.

Q: Is there a minimum test score requirement for Division II athletes?
A: Yes, Division II athletes need to achieve a minimum test score that is determined by a sliding scale.

Q: Are there any additional course requirements for Division II athletes?
A: Yes, Division II athletes need to complete a certain number of core courses in high school.

Q: What is the difference between Division I and Division II academic requirements?
A: Division II academic requirements are generally slightly lower than Division I, but athletes still need to meet certain criteria to be eligible for competition.