NJCAA

Want to Compete at an NJCAA School?

*There is no account that must be created for NJCAA athletes, all eligibility vetting will go through the specific college.  

NJCAA member institutions are responsible for fully vetting every student-athlete's eligibility.

Due to the unique academic and athletic situation of each individual, and the complexity of the NJCAA eligibility rules, it is recommended that each potential student-athlete discuss their athletic eligibility with the athletic personnel at the NJCAA college where they have chosen to attend.

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Requirements:

• A student-athlete must be a graduate of a high school with an academic diploma, general education diploma or a state department of education approved high school equivalency test.
• Must be an amateur

Amateur Status:

• An amateur is someone who has not previously participated on a professional or semi-professional team or league or has not received remuneration above necessary expenses directly related to athletic skills
• Amateur players are those who engage in sports for physical, mental, or social benefits. Be sure of your amateur status by checking the NJCAA Rules of Eligibility or checking with an NJCAA athletic director.
• An athlete must maintain amateur status at all times once they reach their 19th birthday or initially enroll as a full-time student in college, whichever comes first.