JUCO D-I

Unless things have changed, the NJCAA programs I am familiar with can divide scholarships between Tuition/Books and Room/Utilities and a food allowance.

In Florida a full ride is Tuition, Books, Housing including a set dollar amount for Utilities and a set dollar amount for Food.

If a player qualifies for the state sponsored academic money, he gets to pocket that for living expenses.

In Kansas the scholarship is books and tuition only...no living expenses...and they cap what the student can receive for academics...my son attends a school in the jayhawk confrence...books tuition and 1,000.00 in academic money...the rest is on us

The NJCAA allows up to 24 scholarships. It is different from state to state and also school to school on how much a program is allowed to give depending on their's schools budget. Junior colleges don't have much money so most do not give everything out that is allowed (books, tuition, fees, housing, meal plan). They will usually cover most but not all. In Florida, the state associtation only allows for 18 scholarships out of the nationally allowed 24. You just have to contact schools and see the diferences for yourself.