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Can students with a diagnosed disability use courses that are designated for students with a disability to meet NCAA core-course requirements?

April 26, 2017core-course Courses designated diagnosed disability meet NCAA requirements students

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Can students with a diagnosed disability use courses that are designated for students with a disability to meet NCAA core-course requirements?

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Students with appropriately diagnosed disabilities may use courses for students with disabilities for the purpose of meeting NCAA core-course requirements. Courses for students with disabilities must appear on the high school’s list of NCAA Approved Core Courses in order for a student to receive NCAA credit for the course.