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TRANSFERS: TRANSFER RELEASE<br />

The certification <strong>of</strong> transfer student-athletes is initiated by a transfer release request sent to<br />

the individual’s previous institution. This request allows the Compliance staff to verify the<br />

student-athlete’s academic and athletic history at the previous institution. The academic<br />

history is shared with the Eligibility Committee as part <strong>of</strong> the certification process.<br />

COMPLIANCE FORMS<br />

Each student-athlete is required to complete compliance forms prior to practicing and<br />

competing each year. Each team attends a compliance meeting with the Director <strong>of</strong><br />

Compliance who reviews the compliance forms and the Student-Athlete Handbook, answers<br />

any questions and directs the student-athletes to complete the forms. The rosters are<br />

reviewed to ensure that everyone has completed the forms prior to the start <strong>of</strong> practice. No<br />

student-athlete is cleared for practice until each form is signed completely and accurately.<br />

THE ELIGIBILITY CENTER CERTIFICATION<br />

The NCAA Eligibility Center certifies the academic and amateur status <strong>of</strong> all college-bound<br />

student-athletes who wish to compete at NCAA Division I institutions. For academic<br />

certification, a prospective student-athlete must register with the Eligibility Center and<br />

submit ACT and/or SAT scores and <strong>of</strong>ficial and final high school transcripts from all high<br />

schools attended. For amateurism certification a prospective student-athlete must complete<br />

an amateurism questionnaire and be certified as an amateur by the NCAA Eligibility Center.<br />

ELIGIBILITY CENTER PROCEDURE<br />

1. One designated coach from each team submits a prospect’s information to have<br />

him/her added to the Institutional Request List (IRL). The following information is<br />

needed: name, date <strong>of</strong> birth, high school, address and graduation date.<br />

2. The Compliance Coordinator adds the prospect(s) to the <strong>UNC</strong>W IRL.<br />

3. The Compliance Coordinator sends a weekly report to each coaching staff that<br />

reflects their prospects’ initial-eligibility status. The report is generated from the<br />

NCAA Eligibility Center and shows each prospects’ status on the following items:<br />

a. Eligibility Center ID<br />

b. Grade Point Average<br />

c. ACT/SAT Scores<br />

d. Submission <strong>of</strong> Transcript(s)<br />

e. Submission <strong>of</strong> NLI and Date signed<br />

f. Academic Status<br />

g. Amateur Status<br />

Initial Eligibility Certification Process<br />

A. The NCAA Eligibility Center certifies the academic and amateurism status <strong>of</strong><br />

freshmen and transfer student-athletes. On campus, the Eligibility Committee<br />

is responsible for verifying the eligibility for all student-athletes. The<br />

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