Eligibility Question

Ruraltown1564Member

My son is classified as a sophomore in college, but he will be playing is first year of college baseball, is he considered a freshmen as for as elgibility? Thanks

6/27/121:46 PM

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Rick at Informed Athlete5,000+ posts

Your son will be considered a freshman in terms of his four seasons of college playing eligibility, but a sophomore in terms of academic eligibility requirements.

For example, for the spring semester when baseball season rolls around, he may have a higher GPA requirement than a freshman who is in his first year of college enrollment, even though they are both in their first competitive season.

6/27/123:14 PM

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Thanks Rick

7/2/123:27 PM

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