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How many years of academic eligibility do I have to compete in NCAA athletics?

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How many years of academic eligibility do I have to compete in NCAA athletics?

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In general, student-athletes have 10 semesters (5 years) to complete the academic requirements of a university degree while playing NCAA athletics. If at any point you enroll full-time at a post-secondary institutation in Canada or the US your “academic clock” (i.e. 5 years) begins to count down and can never be stopped. Therefore, once you enroll full-time you have 5 years of academic eligibility in which to complete 4 years of athletic eligiblity.

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