Reply to "JC Transfer to High Academic D1"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

RJM posted:
TPM posted:
As far as I am aware, one cannot transfer to D1 from JUCO without their AA degree. That's approximately 2 years of Juco. Not sure if that applies for D2 as well.

Things may have changed. But I think at one point if a player was NCAA eligible out of high school he could transfer after one year.

I don't think it has changed but I doubt very much that a high academic program would go through that process unless the player was a real impact guy who would make a difference.

It's not unusual these days for top D1 programs to carry JUCO grads, not sure that the high academic ones with transferring, but I am assuming most require a 2 year degree.

2/20/1811:22 PM

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