I hope somebody can help me. Due to my planned academic load (and talent) I'm not sure if I'll be able to compete at the D1 or even the D2 level for XC or Track, but am entering my senior year in high school and want to keep my options open.
It was suggested that I visit the NCAA Eligibility web site to complete a "clearance" form - they want 65 bucks. Is this necessary? Wouldn't an interested school submit this on my behalf if they wanted me to run?
If you're so poor that you can't afford $65, then you probably shouldn't be considering going to a four year college.
E Roger wrote:
I hope somebody can help me. Due to my planned academic load (and talent) I'm not sure if I'll be able to compete at the D1 or even the D2 level for XC or Track, but am entering my senior year in high school and want to keep my options open.
It was suggested that I visit the NCAA Eligibility web site to complete a "clearance" form - they want 65 bucks. Is this necessary? Wouldn't an interested school submit this on my behalf if they wanted me to run?
Schools are not allowed to pay this fee for you or "do it on your behalf". Everyone does this even the stars. If you qualify for Pell Grant you can send a request to the NCAA to waive the fee.
If you want to compete, you need to complete the form. I don't know if the coach can even talk to you without it. And yes, the fee can be waived if you qualify for a Pell grant.
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