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6 hour rule Answer: must earn at least 6 credit hours each full-time semester
to be eligible in the next one
18 hour rule Answer: must earn 18 semester hours of credit during each
regular academic year; first two years, any credits count; beginning with 5th full-
time semester, must be degree applicable
24 hour rule Answer: This rule applies to freshmen only. Student-athletes
must complete twenty-four (24) degree-applicable hours prior to the start of their
third semester in college.
PTD Answer: Progree towards degree.
Upon the end of the 4th semester a student-athlete must have completed 40%
progress toward degree
Upon the end of the 6th semester, a student-athlete must have completed 60%
progress toward degree
Upon the end of the 8th semester, a student-athlete must have completed 80%
progress toward degree
Upon the end of the 10th semester, a student-athlete must have completed 100%
progress toward degree
GPA requirements per year Answer: By 3rd semester --> 1.8 GPA
5th --> 1.9 GPA
7th+ --> 2.0 GPA
, Grad Student/Post Bach Answer: A student-athlete who is enrolled in a
graduate or professional school of the same institution from which the student-
athlete previously received a baccalaureate degree, a student-athlete who is
enrolled and seeking a second baccalaureate or equivalent degree at the same
institution, or a studentathlete who has graduated and is continuing as a full-time
student at the same institution while taking course work that would lead to the
equivalent of another major or degree as defined and documented by the
institution, may participate in intercollegiate athletics, provided the student has
eligibility remaining and such participation occurs within the applicable fiveyear
period
Qualifier vs. Nonqualifier Answer: A qualifier is a student who, for purposes
of determining eligibility for financial aid, practice and competition, has met all of
the following requirements: (a) Graduation from high school; (b) Successful
completion of a required core curriculum consisting of a minimum number of
courses in specified subjects; (c) Specified minimum grade-point average in the
core curriculum; and (d) Specified minimum SAT or ACT score.
A nonqualifier is a student who has not graduated from high school or who, at the
time specified in the regulation, has not successfully completed the required core
curriculum or has not presented the required minimum core-curriculum grade-
point average and/or the corresponding SAT/ACT score required for a qualifier or
academic redshirt.
Academic Redshirt Answer: An academic redshirt is defined as one who is a
high school graduate and who presented the same academic qualifications
applicable to qualifiers except for the following: (a) The required minimum core-
curriculum grade-point average and minimum combined score on the SAT critical
reading and math sections or a minimum sum score on the ACT as specified in
Bylaw 14.3.1.2.1; and (b) Bylaw 14.3.1.1-(c) shall not apply
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