NJCAA Compliance Exam 2017 - Financial Aid Question Title * 1. Name: OK Question Title * 2. Title: OK Question Title * 3. A student-athlete who signs a valid Letter of Intent receiving no athletic aid is a counter towards the overall maximum number of LOI signees in that sport. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 4. Athletic scholarships may be administered by college’s booster clubs and/or the coaching staff. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 5. An athletic scholarship may be cancelled if the student-athlete becomes injured or sick where they are no longer capable of competing. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 6. Are all student-athletes at Community College A required to sign Letters of Intent? A. Yes, all student-athletes including red-shirts, walk-ons, and recruited student-athletes are required to sign Letters of Intent. B. No, only those student-athletes who are receiving an athletic scholarship must sign a Letter of Intent. OK Question Title * 7. Student-Athlete R signs a Letter of Intent at Community College A in football and he wishes to participate in men’s basketball. Is he a counter towards the maximum number of athletic scholarships in both sports? A. Yes, once a student-athlete signs in one sport, he/she is a counter in any other sport in which he/she may participate. B. No, in this case, Student-Athlete R would only be a counter in the sport of football and not men’s basketball. OK Question Title * 8. Which of the following are permitted by the NJCAA concerning housing arrangements and athletic scholarship? A. At the Division III level, the coach may make housing arrangements for the student-athlete. B. Lodging in an off-campus apartment or campus residence hall may be covered only by a Division I athletic scholarship. C. The student-athlete may live with a member of the coaching staff rent free D. All of the above. OK Question Title * 9. Written notice of the terms of the original Grant-in-Aid shall be given to the student-athlete no later than the ______ calendar day of the term in which they are to receive athletic aid. A. 12th B. 14th C. 15th D. 21st OK Question Title * 10. If Student-Athlete R signs two NJCAA Letters of Intent for the same academic year without receiving a Release Agreement, what are the consequences? A. Student-Athlete R remains eligible and may receive one of the athletic scholarships from the college of his/her choice. B. Student-Athlete R remains eligible and may receive one of the athletic scholarships from the college that chooses to give him/her the scholarship. C. Student-Athlete R becomes immediately eligible at the time he/she receives a Release Agreement signed by one of the colleges. D. Student-Athlete R will immediately become ineligible to compete during that academic year. OK Question Title * 11. Which of the following is permitted by an NJCAA member college when cancelling a Grant-in-Aid? A. The student-athlete becomes ineligible because of academic reasons. B. Misconduct unrelated to athletic ability serious enough to warrant permanent suspension or dismissal from the athletic program. C. If the student-athlete voluntarily withdraws from a sport prior to the first competition. D. Graduation E. All of the above. OK Question Title * 12. It is not permissible for a coach or other member of the athletic staff to provide student-athletes with transportation to and from school. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 13. Student-Athlete R signs an NJCAA Letter of Intent for basketball with Community College A. Student-Athlete R is still able to receive an official paid recruiting visit to Community College A prior to the start of the next academic year. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 14. Community College A sponsors a Division III men’s soccer team. Community College A is permitted to bring all members of the team onto campus and house and feed them during the time beginning with the official start date of the season until the first day of classes in the official term. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 15. When traveling for intercollegiate competition, while in season, all member colleges may expend money for reasonable entertainment as approved through the regular financial approval procedures and processes of the college as authorized or approved by the College President. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 16. Student-Athlete R has not signed a Letter of Intent and Community College A expends money on the student-athlete by paying for their transportation costs to campus as part of a Division I scholarship. Has a violation occurred? A. Yes, a college may not expend any athletic scholarship funds on a student-athlete who has not signed a valid Letter of Intent. B. No, a college may pay any athletic scholarship funds on a student-athlete who has not signed a Letter of Intent as long as they are intending on signing the student-athlete. OK Question Title * 17. Student-Athlete R is signed to an LOI at Community College A. Student-Athlete R practices with the team for two weeks in the fall before school begins. The student does not like the team and feels as if he does not fit in at Community College A. Is Student-Athlete R permitted to withdraw from Community College A prior to the 15th calendar day of the term and transfer to another member college and immediately play? A. Yes, since he/she withdrew prior to the 15th calendar day of the term. B. Student-Athlete R is signed to a valid LOI therefore is unrecruitable by any other member college. The student may enroll at the second school but cannot have any contact with anyone within the athletic department until the terms of the original Letter of Intent have expired or they receive an official Release Agreement, and the term in which the sport season ends has concluded. OK Question Title * 18. All Letters of Intent and Release Agreements must be submitted online. A. True B. False OK Question Title * 19. If an athletic scholarship is cancelled based on one of the four (4) allowable reasons as listed in the Handbook, when can that LOI/Scholarships be replaced? A. Scholarships can be replaced and at any time during the season. B. Scholarships must be replaced within the first 14 days of the term. C. Scholarships can be replaced but only at the next term or any term thereafter. D. Scholarships cannot be replaced for any student-athlete. OK Question Title * 20. Student-Athlete R is a basketball player who is on a letter of Intent. Immediately following the conclusion of the season, Student-Athlete R receives their release from the LOI. When does Student-Athlete R become recruitable? A. Immediately since they have been released and are no longer signed to an LOI. B. After the end of the academic term in which the season ended. For basketball this would be the spring term. C. June 16th D. When the 10-day waiting period has expired. OK Question Title * 21. Student-Athlete R signs a full Division I scholarship to play football. He completes the fall football season and decides he wants to play Division II baseball at the same school. Is student-athlete R eligible to participate in the spring baseball season? A. Yes, as long as he doesn’t receive an athletic scholarship to play baseball. B. No, because he has received benefits beyond the allowable limits of the lowest division of play. C. Yes, because DI and DII scholarships for baseball are identical. D. No, because the DI scholarship was signed prior to Student-Athlete R deciding to play baseball. OK Question Title * 22. All divisions are able to provide flu shots and provide access to medical care for a minor illness up to a maximum of $100 per illness. Reimbursement directly to the student-athlete for a flu shot or medical care is not permissible. A. True B. False OK DONE