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(a)(b)(c)(d)(e)(f)Graduated from high school;Successfully completed the required minimum number of core courses as required by NCAA Bylaw14.3.1.1 and reported on the prospective student-athlete’s high school transcript;Achieved a high school core grade point average and standardized test score for a qualifier as required byNCAA Bylaw 14.3.1.1.2 and reported on the prospective student-athlete’s high school transcript or testingagency score report;Registered with the NCAA Eligibility Center;Presented these credentials to the certifying institution prior to enrollment in the summer term; andThe certifying institution submits a written report to the SEC office by August 1 that lists all studentathletesreceiving this waiver and the date the student-athlete was officially certified by the NCAAEligibility Center.15.2.3 Forms. Each member institution must have student-athletes receiving athletic aid execute either the officialConference financial aid form, provided by the Conference office, or an institutional financial aid form that providesfull and complete disclosure of the terms pursuant to which the aid is awarded, to ensure that each student-athlete isfully and properly informed concerning the terms of the grant-in-aid.15.2.3.1 Mid-Year Enrollment. A prospective student-athlete who intends to enroll at a memberinstitution for the spring term directly following high school graduation during or after the preceding fallacademic term shall not be permitted to sign an SEC Financial Aid Agreement (per SEC Bylaw 15.2.3)until the prospective student-athlete has enrolled as a full-time student and attended classes at the certifyinginstitution. [Adopted 6/3/11; effective 8/1/11]15.5 MAXIMUM INSTITUTIONAL GRANT-IN-AID LIMITATIONS BY SPORT15.5.1.3 Counter Who Becomes Injured or Ill. In accordance with NCAA Bylaw 15.5.1.3, uponapplication to the Commissioner by a member institution, the exemption of an athletic scholarship counterfrom team limits may be granted by the Commissioner. An application for hardship must be endorsed bythe team physician, trainer and the Director of Athletics (or by a person acting for the Director of Athleticsas his or her designee). [Adopted 6/3/11; effective immediately]26
BYLAW, ARTICLE 16Awards, Benefits and ExpensesFor Enrolled Student-Athletes16.2 Complimentary Admissions and Ticket Benefits ...................................................................................................................... 2716.2 COMPLIMENTARY ADMISSIONS AND TICKET BENEFITS16.2.1 Permissible Procedures.16.2.1.1 Institutional Events in the Student-Athlete’s Sport.16.2.1.1.2 Exceptions – SEC Championships, NCAA Championships and Bowl Games.Complimentary admissions for an SEC Championship, NCAA Championship or Bowl Game shall beprovided only through a pass list for individuals designated by the student-athlete. SEC member institutionsmay provide six complimentary admissions to each individual listed as a member of the official travelingsquad for an SEC Championship, NCAA Championship or Bowl Game. No more than two admissionsmay be provided to non-traveling members of the squad. [Revised 5/30/03; effective August 1, 2003;Revised 6/4/2010; effective 8/1/2010]16.2.1.2 Regular Season Complimentary Admissions and Ticket Benefits: Men’s Basketball and Football.Complimentary admissions for regular season contests shall be provided only through a pass list for individualsdesignated by the student-athlete. “Hard tickets” shall not be issued. The institution shall be responsible for thisadministrative procedure, and the student-athlete’s eligibility shall be affected by involvement in action contrary tothe provisions of NCAA Bylaws 16.2.1 and 16.2.2 (i.e., receipt of more than the permissible four complimentaryadmissions or the sale or exchange of a complimentary admission for any item of value). [Adopted 6/2/94; Revised6/4/04 effective August 1, 2004; Revised 6/4/2010; effective 8/1/2010]27
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