Use AdvoRecruit for the plan. Use the NCAA for the rule.
AdvoRecruit organizes recruiting decisions and helps families identify what needs verification. NCAA eligibility determinations come from the NCAA Eligibility Center and the applicable school or athletics compliance office—not from AdvoRecruit.
DI also uses the 10/7 core-course timing requirement.
DII has its own core-course distribution and certification path.
Standardized test scores are not NCAA DI/DII initial-eligibility requirements; individual colleges may still use them for admission or merit aid.
NCAA Eligibility Center
Registration, certification accounts, official eligibility steps and student-athlete resources.
Division I Initial Eligibility
16 NCAA-approved core courses, 10/7 timing rule, minimum 2.3 core-course GPA, final transcript and certification requirements.
Division II Initial Eligibility
16 NCAA-approved core courses, minimum 2.2 core-course GPA, final transcript and certification requirements.
NCAA Recruiting
Official overview of recruiting contacts, visits, athletics aid, recruiting calendars and student-athlete responsibilities.
AdvoRecruit is an independent recruiting guidance and verification platform and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by the NCAA. NCAA names are used only to identify and link families to official NCAA rules and resources. NCAA logos and protected brand marks are not used as AdvoRecruit branding.
Official rules can change. Families should confirm current requirements directly with the NCAA Eligibility Center and, when applicable, the recruiting institution’s athletics compliance staff.