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Students who were home schooled for any part of high school (grades nine through 12) must now register with the NCAA Eligibility Center. The eligibility center will determine whether student-athletes will be eligible for practice, competition and institutional financial aid at an NCAA Division I or Division II institution during their freshman year.

The eligibility center will perform preliminary and final certification reports for home-schooled students. The preliminary analysis of a student's academic record will enable the student to become aware of any deficiencies in their academic record and allow the student to rectify those deficiencies prior to high school graduation.

It is important to note that before a preliminary certification may be performed, the eligibility center must receive the Transcript Release Form (or registration form, which may be completed via the Internet), the registration fee, a transcript with at least six semesters represented, and official test scores on the ACT and/or SAT.

After high school graduation, once the eligibility center receives the student's final transcript and proof of graduation, the eligibility center will perform a final certification.

Home-schooled students should register with the eligibility center by visiting the eligibility center Web site at www.ncaaclearinghouse.net. From there, click on "Prospective Student-Athletes," then "U.S. Students Register Here" and follow the prompts.

Also, see Information and Resources for College-Bound Student-Athletes and Parents

After registering, the home-schooled student must send the following information to the eligibility center:

• Standardized test score(s) must be on an official transcript from a traditional high school or be sent directly from the testing agency;



• Transcript listing credits earned and grades (home-school transcript and any other official transcript from other high schools, community colleges, etc.);



• Proof of high school graduation;
  
  
• Evidence that home schooling was conducted in accordance with state law; and



• List of texts used throughout home schooling (including text titles, publisher and in which courses the text was used).

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