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1. www.ncsasports.org › recruiting › ncaa-transfer-rulesNCAA Transfer Rules (2024 Update) - NCSA College Recruiting

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   The NCAA Division I Council has proposed changes to the transfer windows for student-athletes, set to begin in the 2024-2025 academic year. The key proposals include: Fall Sports: A 30-day window starting from the end of the regular season. Winter Sports: A 30-day window beginning at the end of the regular season.

2. blog.sportsrecruits.com › 2023/04/04 › understandingUnderstanding the Transfer Portal and Its Impact on the ...

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   Apr 4, 2023 · The reason why we are seeing so many athletes transfer to new schools (including nearly 12,000 students in 2022 alone) has a lot to do with a rule change that became official in September of 2022. This allowed all student-athletes who are transferring for the first time, and who are in good academic standing from their current school to have immediate transfer eligibility when they arrive at ...

3. www.bestcolleges.com › news › analysisGraduate Transfers Disrupt College Sports | BestColleges

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   Apr 15, 2022 · The exact number of graduate students playing in college sports this year hasn’t been reported. But an earlier NCAA study found that the number of graduate students who transferred to a new school to continue their Division I athletic careers more than doubled from 2014-2019. In raw numbers, there were 706 graduate transfers during that time ...

4. www.ncaa.org › sports › 2019/8/5Research on Student-Athlete Transfers - NCAA.org

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   Aug 5, 2019 · Research on Student-Athlete Transfers. A 2018 study from the National Student Clearinghouse estimates that 39% of all undergraduates who initially enroll in a four-year institution transfer schools at least once. Given the academic concerns associated with transfer (for example, longer time to graduate and lower probability of earning a degree ...

5. blog.sportsrecruits.com › 2024/04/30 › understandingUnderstanding the NCAA Transfer Portal and Recent Rule Changes

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   Apr 30, 2024 · Most college transfer student-athletes seek a better academic, athletic, financial, or personal fit. Here are some key examples of reasons why student-athletes choose to transfer. Transition from Two-Year to Four-Year Schools: Many student-athletes start their collegiate careers at two-year colleges – community colleges or junior colleges ...

6. thesportjournal.org › article › factors-thatFactors That Influence Collegiate Student-Athletes to ...

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   Oct 6, 2016 · However, 40% of all college student athletes that receive scholarship money either transfer, leave school completely, or do not graduate within six years (4). The reasons vary, but include choosing the wrong school socially or academically, choosing the wrong coach or playing style, losing interest in the sport, getting injured, or having poor academic performance (4).

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   Why do student-athletes transfer colleges?

   • There are a number of reasons that student-athletes may decide to transfer colleges. The most typical reason we have seen is for a student-athlete to find somewhere that will lead to a better opportunity for more playing time.

   Understanding the Transfer Portal and Its Impact on the College

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   How many times can a college athlete transfer?

   • The NCAA has recently enacted legislation to eliminate restrictions on the number of transfers an academically eligible athlete can make during their college career. Athletes can now transfer multiple times without facing penalties, as long as they maintain good academic standing. A GPA of 2.0 is needed at most colleges to be able to play a sport.

   NCAA Transfer Rules (2024 Update) - NCSA College Recruiting

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   Does transferring affect a student-athlete's academic performance?

   • The implication is that transferring can negatively impact a student-athlete’s academic performance. It would seem to benefit all if athletes, in most cases, remained at the institution where they first enrolled. There is research on individual variables that have the potential to affect student-athletes motivation to transfer.

   Factors That Influence Collegiate Student-Athletes to

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   Do collegiate athletes consider transferring?

   • Participants were collegiate student athletes aged 17-23. Results indicated that 56% of athletes that transferred or seriously considered transferring listed coaching style as a reason, while 88% of athletes that have not transferred listed academics as a reason for remaining in their current setting.

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   Can a student-athlete transfer to a new school?

   • Once a student-athlete has decided they want to move on to a new school, they must contact a university compliance administrator who is required to submit that athlete’s name within two business days of the request. How can student-athletes enter the NCAA Transfer Portal?

   Understanding the Transfer Portal and Its Impact on the College

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   Which sports are most likely to get a graduate transfer?

   • Graduate transfers were most prevalent on a percentage basis in men's basketball, women's basketball, football, and men's and women's track and field. Fueling that trend was an increasing number of Division I athletes who completed their undergraduate degrees in less than four years.

   Graduate Transfers Disrupt College Sports | BestColleges

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8. www.plus31sports.com › blog › ncaa-graduate-studentNCAA Graduate Student Eligibility: 3 Things You Need To Know

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   In simple terms, this gave many student-athletes an extra year to play. That's why you see so many athletes taking an 'extra' 5th year to transfer schools and go for their master's degree while still playing in the NCAA. Remember that this waiver was only for active athletes during the 2020-2021 academic year, and soon this waiver will become ...