If you sign with a NAIA school, is it possible to transfer later like a Juco without penalty or would you have to sit out a year? Would this be frowned upon by the NAIA Coach? Is this common or is it bad form?
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I'm not sure what your question is. A transfer is a student who was enrolled at one college and then later enrolled at a different college. Transfers to a D1 school from 4 year school generally must be in residence at the D1 for 1 year before being eligible to compete in baseball.
But perhaps you meant a HS student signs with NAIA school, and then before enrolling at the NAIA school, decides to enroll at a D1. He would not have to sit out a year, because there are no cross-agreements between the NAIA and the NCAA.
I would not expect the NAIA coach to be pleased in either scenario. But it does happen.
But perhaps you meant a HS student signs with NAIA school, and then before enrolling at the NAIA school, decides to enroll at a D1. He would not have to sit out a year, because there are no cross-agreements between the NAIA and the NCAA.
I would not expect the NAIA coach to be pleased in either scenario. But it does happen.
quote:Originally posted by 3FingeredGlove:
I'm not sure what your question is. A transfer is a student who was enrolled at one college and then later enrolled at a different college. Transfers to a D1 school from 4 year school generally must be in residence at the D1 for 1 year before being eligible to compete in baseball.
But perhaps you meant a HS student signs with NAIA school, and then before enrolling at the NAIA school, decides to enroll at a D1. He would not have to sit out a year, because there are no cross-agreements between the NAIA and the NCAA.
I would not expect the NAIA coach to be pleased in either scenario. But it does happen.
Sorry, I meant after 2 years.
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