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What are the major rule changes since the 2009 College Eligibiilty Rules?

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What are the major rule changes since the 2009 College Eligibiilty Rules?

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The major rule changes include clarification on the definition of participation (Section III.A), the addition of a US Military Exemption (Section III.D.1), and two non-degree seeking exceptions (Section II.D.1 and II.D.2). back to top • Q: I heard somewhere that you can now get 6 years of eligibility A: False. This misconception likely has to do with the fact that a member can pay the College Membership Rate for a maximum of 6 years if they meet the criteria. Paying the College Dues level of membership does not confer academic or participation eligibility onto that individual. back to top • Q: I heard that if you started a program at your school, you get an extra year of eligibility A: False. Starting a new team at a school does not grant any extra eligibility.

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