The NCAA offers scholarships to high school athletes who meet certain academic and athletic requirements, as well as financial need.

The maximum amount of money that an NCAA Division I athlete can receive in athletic scholarship money is $45,000.

Loans are not a type of financial aid that is available to student-athletes.

The minimum GPA that a student-athlete needs to maintain in order to be eligible for an NCAA scholarship is 2.0.

Gender is not a factor that is considered when determining the amount of financial aid that a student-athlete will receive.

The Pell Grant, SEOG Grant, and Federal Work-Study Program are all federal programs that provide financial aid to student-athletes.

Merit scholarships are not a type of scholarship that is available to student-athletes.

The National Association of Coaching Ethics (NACE) provides scholarships to student-athletes who are pursuing a career in coaching.

A letter of recommendation from a coach or teacher is not a requirement for student-athletes who are applying for an NCAA scholarship.

The National Association of Sports Officials (NASO) provides scholarships to student-athletes who are pursuing a career in officiating.

Athletic scholarships are not available to student-athletes who are attending a community college.

The maximum amount of money that an NCAA Division II athlete can receive in athletic scholarship money is $40,000.

Work-study is not a type of financial aid that is available to student-athletes who are attending a four-year college or university.

The National Sports Media Association (NSMA) provides scholarships to student-athletes who are pursuing a career in sports journalism.