NCAA RECRUITING FINAL EXAM STUDY
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1. A high school prospective student-athlete may take a maximum of ____
expense-paid visits to Division I institutions, with not more than one
permitted per institution, regardless of whether the prospective student-
athlete is involved in more than one sport.
Three.
Four.
Five.
Ten. - ANSWER ✔ Five
2. A freshman in high school will be in the locale of an institution during a
family vacation. It is permissible for the prospective student-athlete to visit
campus AND meet with the institution's coaching staff.
True
False - ANSWER ✔ False
3. Before the prospective student-athlete commits to the institution per Bylaw
13.02.13.1, a currently enrolled student-athlete may write the prospective
student-athlete, provided the correspondence is not at the direction of the
, institution and the institution does not provide any of the expenses related to
the written correspondence (e.g., stationary, postage).
True
False - ANSWER ✔ True
4. Which of the following statements is TRUE concerning an OFFICIAL visit?
An official visit may be made to an off-campus site 100 miles from campus
if the institution is appearing in an athletics contest at that site.
During the official visit a prospective student-athlete may receive
complimentary tickets to a conference tournament.
A multi-sport prospective student-athlete may not receive more than five
expense-paid visits and not more than one visit per institution.
All of the above. - ANSWER ✔ A multi-sport prospective student-athlete
may not receive more than five expense-paid visits and not more than one
visit per institution.
5. An athletics department staff member may not endorse or promote a
noninstitutional athletics event involving prospective student-athletes;
however, the coach may serve as a consultant for such an event.
True.
False. - ANSWER ✔ False
,6. An athletics department staff member may do which of the following:
Endorse a noninstitutional event involving prospective student-athletes.
Endorse a prospective student-athlete`s team, coach or athletics facility.
Serve as a consultant for a noninstiutional event involving prospective
student-athletes.
None of the above. - ANSWER ✔ None of the above.
7. An institution may provide funding, directly or through paid advertisements,
to benefit a high school athletics program.
True
False - ANSWER ✔ False
8. During an OFFICIAL visit to an institution, the coaching staff informed the
visiting prospective student-athlete that a medical examination may be
provided at the expense of the institution. If the prospective student-athlete
agrees to the medical examination, who is permitted to CONDUCT the
medical exam?
Head Coach.
Director of Operations.
, Physician or other institutional medical staff member.
Strength Coach - ANSWER ✔ Physician or other institutional medical staff
member.
9. Which of the following classifies an individual as a representative of
athletics interests (i.e., booster)? - ANSWER ✔ - Has participated in or has
been a member of an agency or organization promoting the institution`s
intercollegiate athletics program.
- Is known or should have been known by the institution to be assisting,
or has been requested (by athletics department staff) to assist, in the
recruitment of prospects.
- Is known or should have been known by the institution to be assisting
or to have assisted in providing benefits to enrolled student-athletes or
their families.
- All of the above.
10.An institution may provide three complimentary admissions to a prospective
student-athlete on an UNOFFICIAL visit to attend any regular-season home
games at a site not designated as its regular home facility. - ANSWER ✔
TRUE
11.When is it permissible to make unlimited telephone calls to a prospective
student-athlete in conjunction with the prospective student-athlete's
unofficial visit? - ANSWER ✔ Starting the day before the visit through the
end of the visit.
12.An institution's coach evaluates a prospective student-athlete, who has not
committed to the institution per Bylaw 13.02.13.1, during the prospective
student-athlete's competition on Saturday morning. The prospective student-
athlete does not compete again in the tournament until Sunday afternoon.
Which of the following activities are permissible regarding contact with the
GUIDE 2026/2027 ACCURATE QUESTIONS
WITH CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS ||
100% GUARANTEED PASS
<NEWEST VERSION>
1. A high school prospective student-athlete may take a maximum of ____
expense-paid visits to Division I institutions, with not more than one
permitted per institution, regardless of whether the prospective student-
athlete is involved in more than one sport.
Three.
Four.
Five.
Ten. - ANSWER ✔ Five
2. A freshman in high school will be in the locale of an institution during a
family vacation. It is permissible for the prospective student-athlete to visit
campus AND meet with the institution's coaching staff.
True
False - ANSWER ✔ False
3. Before the prospective student-athlete commits to the institution per Bylaw
13.02.13.1, a currently enrolled student-athlete may write the prospective
student-athlete, provided the correspondence is not at the direction of the
, institution and the institution does not provide any of the expenses related to
the written correspondence (e.g., stationary, postage).
True
False - ANSWER ✔ True
4. Which of the following statements is TRUE concerning an OFFICIAL visit?
An official visit may be made to an off-campus site 100 miles from campus
if the institution is appearing in an athletics contest at that site.
During the official visit a prospective student-athlete may receive
complimentary tickets to a conference tournament.
A multi-sport prospective student-athlete may not receive more than five
expense-paid visits and not more than one visit per institution.
All of the above. - ANSWER ✔ A multi-sport prospective student-athlete
may not receive more than five expense-paid visits and not more than one
visit per institution.
5. An athletics department staff member may not endorse or promote a
noninstitutional athletics event involving prospective student-athletes;
however, the coach may serve as a consultant for such an event.
True.
False. - ANSWER ✔ False
,6. An athletics department staff member may do which of the following:
Endorse a noninstitutional event involving prospective student-athletes.
Endorse a prospective student-athlete`s team, coach or athletics facility.
Serve as a consultant for a noninstiutional event involving prospective
student-athletes.
None of the above. - ANSWER ✔ None of the above.
7. An institution may provide funding, directly or through paid advertisements,
to benefit a high school athletics program.
True
False - ANSWER ✔ False
8. During an OFFICIAL visit to an institution, the coaching staff informed the
visiting prospective student-athlete that a medical examination may be
provided at the expense of the institution. If the prospective student-athlete
agrees to the medical examination, who is permitted to CONDUCT the
medical exam?
Head Coach.
Director of Operations.
, Physician or other institutional medical staff member.
Strength Coach - ANSWER ✔ Physician or other institutional medical staff
member.
9. Which of the following classifies an individual as a representative of
athletics interests (i.e., booster)? - ANSWER ✔ - Has participated in or has
been a member of an agency or organization promoting the institution`s
intercollegiate athletics program.
- Is known or should have been known by the institution to be assisting,
or has been requested (by athletics department staff) to assist, in the
recruitment of prospects.
- Is known or should have been known by the institution to be assisting
or to have assisted in providing benefits to enrolled student-athletes or
their families.
- All of the above.
10.An institution may provide three complimentary admissions to a prospective
student-athlete on an UNOFFICIAL visit to attend any regular-season home
games at a site not designated as its regular home facility. - ANSWER ✔
TRUE
11.When is it permissible to make unlimited telephone calls to a prospective
student-athlete in conjunction with the prospective student-athlete's
unofficial visit? - ANSWER ✔ Starting the day before the visit through the
end of the visit.
12.An institution's coach evaluates a prospective student-athlete, who has not
committed to the institution per Bylaw 13.02.13.1, during the prospective
student-athlete's competition on Saturday morning. The prospective student-
athlete does not compete again in the tournament until Sunday afternoon.
Which of the following activities are permissible regarding contact with the
