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Qualifier (Bylaw 14.02.13.1) - Answer-Graduated from high school Successful completion core curriculum Specified GPA Accepted SAT or ACT score Academic Redshirt (Bylaw 14.02.3.3) - Answer-high school graduate with same academic qualifications except minor curriculum GPA minimum, combined score on SAT reading and math, or minimum sum score on ACT Non-qualifier (Bylaw 14.02.13.3) - Answer-not graduated from HS or not successfully completed the required core curriculum GPA Academic Year in Residence (Bylaw 14.02.4.1) - Answer-enrolled full time for two semesters cannot be satisfied by summer term Core curriculum requirements (Bylaw 14.3.1.3) - Answer-must be considered college prep must be taught at or above high school level taught by qualified instructor Non-traditional courses (Bylaw 14.3.1.3.2) - Answer-Ongoing access between teacher and student Regular interaction w/ an instructor Defined time period for evaluation Course is acceptable for any student and is placed on high school transcript Honors and Advanced Courses (Bylaw 14.3.1.3.2) - Answer-increases quality points for core course requirementContinuing Eligibility (Bylaw 14.4.1) - Answer-Progress towards degree 24 semester hours 18 semester since beginning of fall term 6 semester hours during final semester Transfers - Answer-Complete 1 full year of academic year of residence before being eligible for play a new institution 2-4 Transfers - Answer-satisfy academic year in residence transfer after 1 term, avg. 12 semester hours 2.5 GPA 4-4 Transfers - Answer-1 year of academic residence EXCEPTION: Non-recruited/non-scholarship One time transfer exception 4-2-4 Transfers - Answer-Avg. 12 hours for every full time semester enrollment Calendar year lapse before play for current school Waivers of academic eligibility - Answer-Less than full time enrollment (Bylaw 14.2.3.3) Transfer Waivers (Bylaw 14.5.6.10) Initial Eligibility Waivers (Bylaw 14.3.1.5) Progress Toward Degree Waivers (Bylaw 14.4.3.7-14.4.3.10)


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