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Originally posted by cameron743:
You only need to register with the clearning house if you are going to a D1 or D2 school. If you are going D3 or JuCo, there is no need to register.
Good advise Cameron.
However, if a player that goes directly to a JUCO out of high school and has plans to transfer to a D1 program after only 1 year at a JUCO must have registered with the Clearinghouse to determine if they are a Qualifier or Non-qualifier (took 16 Core classes, achieved a certain ACT or SAT score, and achieved a certain GPA). All these things combined determine if a player is a Qualifier or Non-qualifier. Why is it important for a JUCO player to know this? Answer: If he is a Qualifier, he can transfer to a D1 the next year and play immediately with 3yrs eligibility. No 1 year wait period is required. Also, during that 1 year at the JUCO, he must take 12 credit hours each semester and maintain a 2.0 GPA. If he didn't register with the Clearinghouse OR found to be a Non-qualifier, he must attend the JUCO for 2 years and graduate with an Associates Degree.
aj540, I know what I just said is probably information overload for you but nonetheless, it still is important information you and/or your parents will need to know about eventually. NAIA also doesn't require a player to be registered with the Clearinghouse.