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NCAA RECRUITING EXAM SCRIPT
UPDATED COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS

●● A prospective student-athlete has graduated from high school and has
submitted an application for a summer groundskeeper position within
the athletics department. The prospective student-athlete will be paid the
going rate for work actually performed. The athletics department may
hire the prospective student-athlete.
Answer: True


●● 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.
Answer: False


●● Before a prospective student-athlete commits to the institution per
Bylaw 13.02.13.1, the prospective student-athlete may call a
representative of athletics interests (i.e, booster) to discuss the
institution's athletics program
Answer: False


●● An institution is hosting a professional tryout event the same
weekend several prospective student-athletes are making unofficial visits

,to campus. The prospective student-athletes are NOT permitted to attend
the professional tryout event.
Answer: True


●● Who may transport a prospective student-athlete to and from the
airport during an OFFICIAL visit?
Answer: Any athletics department staff member.


●● During an OFFICIAL visit or UNOFFICIAL visit, a prospective
student-athlete may attend an event in which current or former student-
athletes are trying out with a professional team(s).
Answer: False


●● A prospective student-athlete who has committed to the institution
per Bylaw 13.02.13.1, may be employed at the institution's camp.
Answer: True.


●● An institution may provide funding, directly or through paid
advertisements, to benefit a high school athletics program.
Answer: False


●● A prospective student-athlete, who has started the senior year of high
school, made arrangements for an OFFICIAL visit to the institution. The
prospective student-athlete registered with the NCAA Eligibility Center

, and is listed on the institution's institutional request list. The prospective
student-athlete's high school emailed a copy of the high school
transcript. The prospective student-athlete has met the requirements for
the OFFICIAL visit.
Answer: True


●● The institution's coach makes the following statement to the media: I
can confirm that we are recruiting the prospective student-athlete and
that we anticipate him/her signing a National Letter of Intent with our
institution. The coach's comments are permissible before the prospective
student-athlete commits to the institution per Bylaw 13.02.13.1
Answer: False


●● A prospective student-athlete departing campus after an official visit
may be provided transportation to which location?
Answer: Any of the above


●● Which of the following is NOT considered a permissible electronic
correspondence?
Answer: Posts to a message board.


●● It is permissible for an institution's director of athletics to send a
prospective student-athlete a congratulatory note after he or she has
signed a National Letter of Intent or the institution's written offer of
admission and/or financial aid, or the institution has received his or her
financial deposit in response to its offer of admission.

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