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What happens if I sign a National Letter of Intent then decide to go to a different college?

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What happens if I sign a National Letter of Intent then decide to go to a different college?

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If you sign an NLI, you are committed to attend that institution for your initial year of collegiate enrollment. If you do not attend the signing institution or attend that institution for less than one academic year and you enroll in another college that participates in the NLI program, there may be eligibility ramifications. The basic penalty may preclude you from representing the second college until you have completed two academic years in residence at the latter institution and you may lose two seasons of competition in all sports. For further information, visit the NLI Web site or contact the NLI staff at: National Letter of Intent P.O.

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