NCAA Division I schools are allowed to offer a maximum of 15 scholarships per sport.

Student-athletes must have a minimum GPA of 2.3 to be eligible for an NCAA scholarship.

Student-athletes are eligible to receive an NCAA scholarship for a maximum of 5 years.

Athletic scholarships are based on athletic ability, while academic scholarships are based on academic achievement. Athletic scholarships are awarded to student-athletes who intend to participate in a varsity sport, while academic scholarships are awarded to student-athletes who excel in academics. Athletic scholarships cover the cost of tuition, room and board, and books, while academic scholarships cover the cost of tuition only.

The Amateurism Rule is the NCAA rule that prohibits student-athletes from receiving compensation for their athletic ability.

The One-Time Transfer Rule is the NCAA rule that allows student-athletes to transfer from one school to another without having to sit out a year.

The NIL Rule is the NCAA rule that allows student-athletes to profit from their name, image, and likeness (NIL).

There is no limit to the amount of money that an NCAA student-athlete can earn from NIL activities.

The three main types of NCAA scholarships are athletic scholarships, academic scholarships, and need-based scholarships.

A full scholarship covers the cost of tuition, room and board, and books, while a partial scholarship covers only a portion of these costs.

The Agent Rule is the NCAA rule that prohibits student-athletes from signing with an agent before they have exhausted their NCAA eligibility.

The Professional Sports Participation Rule is the NCAA rule that allows student-athletes to participate in professional sports while maintaining their NCAA eligibility.

The Immediate Eligibility Rule is the NCAA rule that allows student-athletes to transfer from one school to another without having to sit out a year if they are transferring to a school in a lower division.

The Cost-of-Attendance Rule is the NCAA rule that allows student-athletes to receive cost-of-attendance stipends.

The maximum amount of money that an NCAA student-athlete can receive in a cost-of-attendance stipend is $5,000.