Recruiting, Eligibility, Academic & Community Resources

The NJCAA site will educate you on the opportunities that junior/community college can offer, as well as the many sports that many of the institutions participate in.  In addition to understanding these opportunities, learn what it takes to be eligible and what the process is to register within their stated rules and regulations.  For many, the "JUCO" route makes sense and is a very rewarding experience.

This information has been designed to help you, your family and your high school administrators understand the CCAA initial-eligibility process and to prepare you for transitioning from high school to becoming a CCAA student-athlete. Our 94 member institutions include colleges, universities, technical institutes and cégeps located in eight provinces and regionally governed by five member conferences.

Many athletic scholarships are "partial" and only pay for a portion of your tuition, books, etc.  For most student-athletes wanting to play sports at college, getting additional sources of financial help is a must.  On this site, you can find scholarships and other financial aid from more than 2,200 programs, totaling nearly $6 billion.  Enter as much information as possible to find the most matches. Information via the College Board's Annual Survey of Financial Aid Programs.

Practice and preparation are keys to success in anything you do.  With this ACT preparation site, you gain useful resources that help with your overall organization, along with specific focus on practice questions, study guides, test day check lists, tips for answering all question formats, and general test descriptions and tips for English, Math, Reading, Science and Writing portions of the ACT exam.