The National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) is the governing body for junior college athletics in the United States.

There are three divisions in the NJCAA: Division I, Division II, and Division III.

The maximum number of scholarships that a junior college can offer to a student-athlete is 12.

The minimum GPA that a student-athlete must have to be eligible for an NJCAA scholarship is 2.0.

The maximum number of years that a student-athlete can compete in the NJCAA is 2.

Basketball is the most popular sport in the NJCAA.

Division III has the most schools in the NJCAA.

The National Junior College Athletic Association is the largest NJCAA conference.

Coffeyville Community College has the most national championships in the NJCAA.

Katie Ledecky has won the most individual national championships in the NJCAA.

The NJCAA Athlete of the Year Award is the most prestigious award in the NJCAA.

Coffeyville Community College has the best overall athletic program in the NJCAA.

The NJCAA is expected to continue to grow in popularity in the coming years.

All of the above are benefits of attending a junior college for an athlete.

All of the above are challenges of attending a junior college for an athlete.