To recognize and reward outstanding athletic achievements.

To provide financial assistance to student-athletes.

To promote sportsmanship and fair play in athletics.

To encourage participation in college athletics.

High school students with exceptional athletic abilities.

College students who participate in varsity sports.

Professional athletes who wish to pursue higher education.

All students who are enrolled in a college or university.

Full scholarships, which cover all educational expenses.

Partial scholarships, which cover a portion of educational expenses.

Academic scholarships, which are awarded based on academic merit.

Athletic-academic scholarships, which combine athletic and academic criteria.

Through a competitive selection process based on athletic performance.

Through a lottery system.

Based on financial need.

Based on academic merit.

A minimum GPA of 2.0.

A minimum SAT score of 1010.

A minimum ACT score of 21.

All of the above.

Grant-in-aids are awarded based on financial need, while athletic scholarships are awarded based on athletic ability.

Grant-in-aids are awarded to all student-athletes, while athletic scholarships are awarded to a select few.

Grant-in-aids are typically larger than athletic scholarships.

Grant-in-aids and athletic scholarships are the same thing.

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A binding agreement between a student-athlete and a college or university.

A non-binding agreement between a student-athlete and a college or university.

A document that outlines the terms of an athletic scholarship.

A document that outlines the academic requirements for an athletic scholarship.

A database of student-athletes who are looking to transfer from one school to another.

A website where student-athletes can enter their name and contact information to be contacted by college coaches.

A system that allows student-athletes to transfer from one school to another without having to sit out a year.

A program that helps student-athletes find scholarships at other schools.

The NCAA Eligibility Center.

The NCAA Scholarship Committee.

The NCAA Athletic Scholarship Task Force.

The NCAA Board of Governors.

The full cost of attendance.

The cost of tuition and fees.

The cost of room and board.

The cost of books and supplies.

$10,000.

$20,000.

$30,000.

$40,000.

10,000.

20,000.

30,000.

40,000.

Football.

Basketball.

Baseball.

Soccer.

Lacrosse.

Swimming.

Tennis.

Volleyball.