For a complete and up-to-date list of all NJCAA rules, access and continuation requirements (including moving from one community college to another), and specific surrogacy requirements, we have created a link to the NJCAA Rules brochure. As you can see, there are no GPA or SAT/ACT entry requirements as long as the student-athlete has graduated from high school or received an equivalent high school diploma. Academic Admission Requirements to Community College: One of the reasons community college baseball is popular is that it has the most flexible academic entry requirements of any college baseball level. Student-athletes who are not academically eligible to play at a 4-year-old school can still play baseball at a community college as long as they meet the following qualifications: A student-athlete must have graduated from high school with a high school diploma, GED, or high school equivalency test approved by the Ministry of Education. Just click on the play button below. 1. Good students have more opportunities to play baseball. College coaches want strong, qualified coaches. March Madness is back, although it may seem a little different! Soon it will be everyone. We`ve already shared ideas on how to make the most of your offseason so you can come back later.

Being a high school qualifier and maintaining good grades at community college will make it much easier to meet transfer requirements if you decide to continue playing in a four-year school, but we are ahead of ourselves. In Part 3 of kpB`s “What You Need to Know About JUCO Baseball” series, we will continue to explore these ideas and know exactly what it means to be a qualifier and the HUGE difference it makes when it comes to transferring to a 4-year-old school. Be sure to come back when we dive into the importance of academics, qualify for the NCAA, and change. As the weather warms up, so does recruitment. If things are in your file. move quickly. Academic Continuation Requirements of Community Colleges: To continue competing at the njcaa level after enrollment, there are a number of requirements that student-athletes must meet, similar to the ncAA requirements for 4-year schools. Other academic admission requirements for the community college include: While the academic entry requirements for playing at the community college are minimal, this does not mean that students who have chosen to attend a community college outside of high school should let their high school grades slip, should not worry about being an NCAA qualifier, or think that things will be simple.

Simple academic entry requirements do not mean that the courses themselves will be easy. As we mention here, you must present yourself to a JUCO program that is prepared from day 1 and provided with a plan to ensure your success. With grades and test scores to be a high school NCAA qualifier, players can keep their options open until they start college. Keep in mind that you can opt for a community college and later opt for a 4-year school (graduate players will be recruited by D1, D2, D3, and NAIA schools until the end of the summer!), as long as you meet the NCAA`s academic requirements. In What You Need to Know About Community College Part 1, we`ve provided you with general information about Community (Junior) College Baseball and why players choose to play at this level. This week, we`re focused on dispelling some of the misinformation about community baseball and colleges. Let`s not waste time! For a breakdown of the NJCAA`s continuation requirements, see Questions about eligibility requirements in the FAQ section here. .