CoreCourseGPA.com generates a detailed NCAA "Initial-Eligibility Status Report"

Athletic Scholarships News | Posted SEP 7 2011

Soon to be available for the athletes at Kaneland High School.

CoreCourseGPA.com is patent-pending, web-based software that allows school counselors, coaches, parents and student-athletes to easily track a student-athlete's progress towards meeting NCAA Eligibility Center requirements (formerly NCAA Initial-Eligibility Clearinghouse) for both Division I and Division II.

CoreCourseGPA.com generates a detailed "Initial-Eligibility Status Report" which provides the student/parent, coach or counselor with both the Division I and Division II core course GPA as well as corresponding minimum required SAT and ACT scores and a complete listing of the number of core course credits satisfied and the number to be completed.

CoreCourseGPA.com software is made available via an annual license fee to schools or individual subscribers. The CoreCourseGPA.com software is customized for the specific core course offerings of each member high school.

In addition to providing a time-saving tool to calculate NCAA core course GPA, CoreCourseGPA.com also provides counselors, coaches, parents and student-athletes with pertinent information pertaining to financial aid, the recruiting process and other academic subject matter.

Apply to the NCAA Clearinghouse... New directions!

Athletic Scholarships News | Posted JAN 6 2011

NCAA ONLINE REGISTRATION

http://www.ncaa.org/

As a prospective college-bound student athlete, you are required to register with the NCAA Clearinghouse if you plan on playing sports at the college level. The Clearinghouse will determine your eligibility to participate in Division 1 or Division 2 sports. The NCAA has the overall say in your status.

It is the responsibility of the Parents/Guardians and Student to:

1. Go to the internet and log on to http://ncaa.org/

2. Click on the Eligibility Center Link and follow the directions

3. If you need our Kaneland High Schools Code, it is 142760

4. Send official transcripts to NCAA Clearinghouse second semester of your Junior Year and in June after graduation of your Senior year.

To: NCAA Clearinghouse Eligibility Center Certification Processing, P.O Box 7136 Indianapolis, Indiana 46207-7136

Success Tips:

1. Review all topics and research colleges at http://www.ncaa.org/

2. MAKE SURE THAT YOU ARE TAKING COLLEGE BOUND CURRICULIM:

4 years English, 3 years math Algebra 1 or higher, 3 years Lab Science, 3 years Social Studies, 3 years additional core courses from any area listed above or from Foreign Language to equal 16 core credits.

3. Keep up Grade Point Average with grades of C, B, & A in CORE Classes.

(D & F grades in CORE classes jeopardize your chances of meeting the qualifying standards and your chances of obtaining scholarship opportunities). More »

Transfer Guide for NCAA from two year college to four year college

Athletic Scholarships News | Posted SEP 15 2010

So, you are thinking about transferring

Relieve your anxiety:

Read this guide to learn what you need to know

If you are thinking about transferring to a

different school to play a sport, you might be

confused and full of questions like …

n Do I have to tell my current school that I

want to transfer?

n When can I play after I transfer?

n What transfer rules apply to me?

n What do I need to do at my two-year

college to make sure that I am eligible to

play?

n What do I do if I have more questions?

n Where do I start?

The National Collegiate Athletic Association,

(also called the NCAA) understands that the

decision to transfer to another school is an

important and often difficult one in your

college career. Therefore, you should not

transfer until you know all the rules and

potential consequences. We do not want you

to negatively impact your education or your

chances to play college sports. More »

NAIA Eligibility Center Fall of 2010! NEW & REQUIRED!

Athletic Scholarships News | Posted SEP 1 2010

Beginning in the fall of 2010, students who wish to

participate in athletics at a member institution will

need to be certified by the NAIA Eligibility Center

to qualify academically and be cleared as an

eligible student-athlete for competition beginning

in 2011. The NAIA Eligibility Center website —

http://www.PlayNAIA.org — will launch in April,

with registration starting September 1.

First-time NAIA participants — high school

students, transfers from non-NAIA schools and

those who have never participated in athletics at

an NAIA-member school — must register with the

online service.

See the Guide for the College Bound NAIA Student below and the link.

http://www.playnaia.org/page/students.php

Please visit this web address for a list of NAIA participating schools.

http://www.playnaia.org/page/students.php More »

NEW NCAA Eligibility Center Interactive Web Site for Studetns & Parents!!!!!!

Athletic Scholarships News | Posted DEC 7 2009

NCAA Eligibility Center Website and Services

General Information on the Eligibility Center Web site

*Register and update information for the eligibility center.

*Link to an information and resource page for prospective student-athletes and parents.

*Online version of the NCAA Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete.

*Core-course listings for high schools.

*Home school information.

Go to

http://eligibilitycenter.org/ECWR2/NCAA_EMS/NCAA_EMS.html#

AND MUCH MORE GREAT INFORMATION!

College Athletic Scholarship Computer Workshop

Athletic Scholarships News | Posted SEP 15 2009

College Athletic Scholarship Computer Workshop

Library Computer lab C105c

Please call to secure your seat (22 open seats per session)

Student Services Dept 1-630-365-5100 ext 202 More »