ncaa-manual

CitationIndividualLimitation 1InstitutionalSport LimitationNoNoNoNoNoOutside aid for educational purposes,unrelated to athletics ability15.02.4.2-(b)15.2.6.2YesYesOutside aid, other15.02.4.2-(c)Yes15.2.6.3YesParent/guardian contribution 15.2.6.1No15.2.6.1.1Pell Grant 15.1.1 Yes NoPost-9/11 G.I. Bill 15.2.5.1-(e) No 9 No 9Postgraduate Scholarship 15.02.4.3-(b) Yes NoProfessional sports stipend 15.1.2-(d) Yes 3 No 3Research grant15.02.4.3-(a)YesNo15.02.6YesNo15.2.5.1-(f) No NoSocial Security Insurance Program (including theReinstated Entitlement Program for Survivors)Summer school financial aid 15.2.8 Yes 6 NoSupplemental Educational Opportunities Grant 15.02.4.3-(c) Yes NoStudent-Assistance Fund 15.01.6.1 No NoTuition waiver 15.02.4.1-(a) Yes Yes 4U.S. Nuclear Propulsion Officer Candidate Program 15.2.5.1-(h) No NoVeteran’s Death Pension Program 15.2.5.1-(f) No NoVeterans Educational Assistance Program 15.2.5.1-(i) No NoVocational Rehabilitation for Service-15.2.5.1-(j) No NoDisabled Veterans ProgramWelfare Benefits 15.2.5.1-(k) No NoKey:1The limitation is equal to the value of the cost of attendance as defined by Bylaw 15.02.2.2This type of aid is limited to the value of a full grant-in-aid.3However, receipt of such compensation renders a student-athlete ineligible for intercollegiate athletics competition (see Bylaw 12).4If considered a counter per Bylaw 15.5 and not otherwise exempted.5Exempt if the student-athlete’s parent or guardian has been employed as a full-time employee or staff member by the institutionfor at least five years.6Institution is limited to providing the value of a full grant-in-aid during summer.7Aid is countable toward a team's limit up to a full grant-in-aid. Additional aid up to the cost of attendance cannot be athleticallyrelated.8Exempt if specific criteria of bylaw are met. Not exempt for purposes of Bylaw 15.5.1.2.9Contributions made by the institution pursuant to the Yellow Ribbon Program are institutional aid.212