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MidAtlanticDad10,000+ posts

@BBMomAZ posted:
I believe the coach is referring to your son needing to get an Associate's degree (AA) to graduate from the JC. You'll need to check if that is required for him to compete immediately upon transfer to the second 4-year college.

@Kimb27 The "normal" NCAA 4-2-4 rule requires that your son graduate from the juco if he want to be immediately eligible to play at his second D1 college. He would also need one calendar year between leaving the first D1 and being eligible at the second D1. Your son taking classes at the first D1 this spring only complicates his situation. IMO, you need expert advice.

1/19/2112:14 PM

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