NJCAA Compliance Exam 2017 - Transfer Question Title * 1. Name: OK Question Title * 2. Title: OK Question Title * 3. Transfer student-athletes serving a probationary period may dress for athletic contests, but not play. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 4. To be eligible in a sport that spans over two terms, transfer student-athletes must be enrolled full-time during the term when the season of that sport begins, at the college where they have chosen to participate. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 5. Student-Athlete R transfers from Community College-A to Community College-B. Student-Athlete R was signed to a Letter of Intent at Community College-A the previous year but did not participate in athletics. Does Student-Athlete R need a Transfer Waiver from Community College-A since they did not participate in athletics at that college? A. No, a Transfer Waiver is not required since the student did not participate in athletics. B. Yes, a Transfer Waiver is required since the student was signed to an NJCAA LOI in the previous academic year. C. Yes, all transfers require an NJCAA Transfer Waiver. D. No, the NJCAA eliminated the Transfer Waiver requirement. OK Question Title * 6. A prospective student-athlete was full-time at a non-member college where they did not participate in athletics. Do they need a transfer tracking form to be able to participate within the NJCAA? A. No, because the transfer tracking form is no longer required but it is recommended. B. Yes, because they were a full-time student. OK Question Title * 7. Student-Athlete R is an LOI signee at Community College A and transfers to Community College B after the end of the fall term. He is a spring sport athlete and does not receive a Transfer Waiver from his previous member college. Is Student-Athlete–R eligible in the spring term at Community College B? A. Yes, since the sport season had not yet begun. B. No, he is not eligible without a Transfer Waiver as well as a release from Community College A. Because he is an unrecruitable athlete, he nor any of the staff at Community College B may have any contact with Student-Athlete R. C. Yes, provided he meets the Academic Progress Eligibility requirements. OK Question Title * 8. Student-Athlete R is a basketball athlete at Community College A and is signed to a NJCAA Letter of Intent. At the immediate conclusion of the basketball season, Student-Athlete R is released from her LOI. When does Student-Athlete R become recruitable? A. Student-Athlete R becomes recruitable at the end of the academic term in which the sport season concludes which in this case would be the end of the spring term. B. Student-Athlete R becomes recruitable immediately once she is released from her LOI. C. Student-Athlete R becomes recruitable on June 16th. OK Question Title * 9. Student-Athlete R is a volleyball athlete and is signed to an LOI out of high school to participate at Community College A. During the summer between her senior year in high school and her first year of college Student-Athlete R decides she no longer is interested in playing volleyball and is released from her LOI. Later in the summer, Student-Athlete R decides to attend Community College B and wants to play volleyball. Does she need a Transfer Waiver? A. Yes, she needs a Transfer Waiver from Community College A since she was previously signed to an LOI there for the current year. B. No, she does not need a Transfer Waiver from Community College A since she was released from her LOI prior to any attendance. OK Question Title * 10. After one term of attendance at a four-year institution Student-Athlete R transfers to Community College A. The four-year institution does not release Student-Athlete R's transcript. Student-Athlete R is not eligible to participate in athletics at Community College A without providing an official transcript or a copy of an official transcript. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 11. Student-Athlete R is signed to an LOI for football at Community College A. Student-Athlete R transfers to community College B and wants to play baseball. Does Student-Athlete R need a Transfer Waiver from Community College A to be eligible to play baseball at Community College B? A. No, Student-Athlete R does not need a Transfer Waiver to play baseball at Community College B since it is a different sport other than the one he was previously signed to an LOI in. B. Yes, Student-Athlete R must have a Transfer Waiver from Community College A to participate in baseball or any other sport at Community College B since they were signed to an LOI in the previous, current or upcoming year. OK Question Title * 12. Transfer student-athletes are allowed to participate in the same sport during the same academic year at two (2) different colleges. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 13. Student-Athlete R signs an LOI with, attends and participates at Community College A for one (1) season. Student-Athlete R then sits out one calendar year, without attending any collegiate institution or signing an LOI. If Student-Athlete R transfers to Community College B for the next academic year, he/she needs an NJCAA Transfer Waiver. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 14. Student-Athlete R participates in one soccer game prior to the academic term starting at Community College A. Student-Athlete R leaves Community College A after that first game and prior to the academic term starting and transfers to Community College B. Student-Athlete R is eligible to play soccer at Community College B in that same season since he withdrew prior to the 15th calendar day of the academic term. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 15. Student-Athlete R is academically ineligible at the time he transfers to Community College B following two terms of full-time enrollment. What must Student-Athlete-R do to be eligible for the spring season of baseball? A. Serve a 16 week probation period, complete one academic term and meet the Academic Progress Eligibility requirements at the end of the academic term. B. Serve a 14 week probation and meet either the Previous Full-Time Term Rule or Best Accumulation Rule at the end of the probation. C. Serve a 14 week probationary period and meet any of the Academic Progress Eligibility requirements. D. Serve a 16 week probationary period and meet the One Previous Term of Full-Time College Enrollment requirements. OK Question Title * 16. Transfer students/student-athletes are those who have attended any college beyond the first 15 calendar days of a term or have participated in an athletic contest and at a later date enroll and attend classes at another college. A. True B. False OK DONE