NJCAA Compliance Exam 2017 - Recruiting Question Title * 1. Name: OK Question Title * 2. Title: OK Question Title * 3. Prospects are allowed to take how many official paid recruiting visits to the same institution? A. One (1) B. Two (2) C. As many as the prospect wants. D. There is no NJCAA Rule restricting the limit. OK Question Title * 4. A high school student must have completed their junior year of high school in order to go on an official paid recruiting visit to any NJCAA member college. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 5. Once a student-athlete has signed an NJCAA Letter of Intent for the upcoming academic year, he/she may not receive a paid official on campus recruiting visit to the college before the start of the academic year. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 6. Which of the following is true about coaches off campus recruiting trips? A. A member institution’s athletic department staff member may visit a prospect at any location and may expend funds on a prospect as part of the recruiting process. B. A member institution’s athletic department staff member may visit a prospect at any location but may not expend funds other than the necessary amount for his/her own personal expenses. C. A member institution may allow an outside organization to administer funds for recruiting prospects. D. A member institution may allow an outside organization to pay for transportation and entertainment of prospects and their families. OK Question Title * 7. A coach who is taking an off campus recruiting trip to see prospective athletes may not take current student-athletes with him/her on the trip. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 8. A member college may take prospects on official visits outside of the local community and/or campus for entertainment. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 9. A prospective student-athlete who is a golfer visits Community College A for an official paid recruiting visit. During this official visit, the college takes the student to a local golf course and pays for the greens fees for this student-athlete. This is a direct violation of recruiting rules. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 10. High School Student R has signed an NJCAA Letter of Intent at Community College A. After signing this Letter of Intent, he/she wishes to take an unofficial recruiting visit to Community College B. Since the student is paying all of his/her expenses to visit Community College B, any member of the athletics staff including coaches may meet with the student while on his/her visit to the college. A. True, because the student is paying for his/her own recruiting trip to the college. B. False, because he/she is under the Letter of Intent at Community College A, he/she is not recruitable by any other member college. Therefore no representative of Community College B’s athletic department may communicate with this student until he/she becomes recruitable. OK Question Title * 11. Which of the following statements are true concerning official on-campus recruiting visits? A. A prospect's stay is not to exceed two (2) days and two (2) nights. B. The institution may purchase meals for prospects as long as the value of such meals does not exceed the amount provided a college employee while traveling on business. C. The institution may entertain a prospect at a scale comparable to that of normal student life, which may include tickets to the institution's games and NOT to professional sports contests. D. All statements are true. OK Question Title * 12. While recruiting Student-Athlete R, the coach at Community College A loans him/her a small sum of money for personal needs. This loan can be considered as an inducement for Student-Athlete R to attend Community College A therefore breaking the recruiting rules of the NJCAA. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 13. Student-Athlete R is not offered a scholarship by Community College A for his/her second season of participation. When does Student-Athlete R, who was under a LOI the previous year become recruitable? A. When the student-athlete’s institution signs a Release Agreement and the term in which the sport season concludes. B. June 1st. C. As soon as the sport season concludes. D. Both A and C. E. June 16th F. A or E G. All of the above OK Question Title * 14. Which of the following statements is true concerning official (paid) recruiting visit transportation? A. Private air charters and first class tickets can be paid for by the institution on official paid recruiting visits. B. Transportation costs can be provided to the prospect in the form of a coach class airline ticket and/or round trip expenses when traveling by his/her car as long as it is a direct route between the prospect’s home and the institution. C. Any member of the institution's athletic department may provide automobile transportation for the prospect between the campus and the prospect's home, airport, or bus station. D. B and C OK Question Title * 15. A prospect on an official recruiting visit wants to visit some family following the two day stay at the college. Can the college provide transportation to the prospect to the college, have the prospect stay on campus for two days then allow him/her to visit their family for three days then provide transportation for the prospect back home? A. Yes B. No OK Question Title * 16. Student-Athlete R is currently a student-athlete at Community College A and has signed a Letter of Intent at that college. The student’s parents call Community College B for the purpose of trying to get their son/daughter recruited by another school. Is this a violation of NJCAA bylaws? A. Yes, parents are considered a representative of the student’s athletic interest. B. No, only if the student-athlete directly contacts another member college would it be a violation. OK Question Title * 17. An institution or representative of its athletics interests may provide an automobile for a prospect’s use during an official recruiting trip to that institution’s campus. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 18. A student-athlete who is attending Community College A and participating on a varsity team contacts Community College B during the academic year wishing to transfer for the next academic year. This student-athlete has not signed a Letter of Intent at Community College A and the term in which the sport season ended has concluded. Is Community College B required to notify Community College A that one of their student-athletes has contacted them who is interested in transferring? A. No, but communicating what is going on to CC-A is recommended as a professional courtesy. B. Yes, that should be the first thing that is done when a student contacts another school. OK Question Title * 19. A current student-athlete may not drive recruits to a community other than the community in which the member college is located while the recruits are on an official college visit. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 20. May a coach from Community College A use their Facebook account, Twitter account or other social media to contact student-athletes who are currently under a Letter of Intent at Community College B for the purpose of recruiting. A. Yes B. No OK Question Title * 21. Prospective Student-Athlete R is driving with his parents to visit Community College A on an official visit. Can the coach at Community College B coordinate to meet the prospect and his parents at a local restaurant while the official visit with Community College A is taking place? A. Yes B. No OK Question Title * 22. Prior to signing a student-athlete to a Letter of Intent (LOI), what steps can be taken to ensure the student-athlete had not previously signed a LOI for the same period of time? A. Check the NJCAA online LOI system. B. Discuss student’s history and eligibility with the student-athlete. C. Contact the previous schools the student has attended, if applicable. D. Use NJCAA Affidavit E. All of the above OK DONE