How does a senior get cleared by the clearing house without even having his final rades from senior year in do they even count??
Is it true that they take the best grades from your core classes
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A high school senior will not be cleared by the clearinghouse until all grades are in. THey are making sure you are academically eligible to play in the NCAA D1 and D2 levels
You need to register with the clearinghouse. Your Guidance Councelor will update your transcipt after you (assume) graduate. I highly recommend you follow up with your Guidance Coucelor on a regular basis to make sure this is done. If you meet all requirements, you are freshmen eligible for NCAA.
NCAA Clearinghouse Process
You need to register with the clearinghouse. Your Guidance Councelor will update your transcipt after you (assume) graduate. I highly recommend you follow up with your Guidance Coucelor on a regular basis to make sure this is done. If you meet all requirements, you are freshmen eligible for NCAA.
NCAA Clearinghouse Process
My grade point average on my transcript was higher then the one on my clearing house form is that possible??
ii am a senior so that means i have time to pull my grades up to qualify?
quote:Originally posted by BaseballPhenom:
My grade point average on my transcript was higher then the one on my clearing house form is that possible??
Read the details, 'phenom'
NCAA GPA is in core classes only.
even with the core classes i guess they take the 16 best core classes grades you have.
and my gpa can still get higher if i do good this senior yr
and my gpa can still get higher if i do good this senior yr
BP,
I wouldn't spend too much time on this if you are taking the required classes. If you've registered, move on to finding a program. That is your biggest challenge based upon your previous posts and timeline. If it is D3 school, you don't have to worry about this exercise. Once you find a program they will ask you if you registered with Clearinghouse. Once you're accepted, a college compliance officer will check through all of this.
I wouldn't spend too much time on this if you are taking the required classes. If you've registered, move on to finding a program. That is your biggest challenge based upon your previous posts and timeline. If it is D3 school, you don't have to worry about this exercise. Once you find a program they will ask you if you registered with Clearinghouse. Once you're accepted, a college compliance officer will check through all of this.
I am still in the process of registering im just so anxious at this time because its my dream to play in college and seems like my time is running out