NCAA Eligibility

Overview

Students contemplating participation in collegiate athletics are required to register with the NCAA Eligibility Center.

The Eligibility Center determines a student’s initial eligibility in collegiate athletics and uses a combination of high school transcripts and standardized test scores to determine whether or not a student-athlete will be eligible. Additionally, a student's amateur eligibility will be determined based on their responses to a set of questions the student must answer.

Student Eligibility

In order for students to be eligible for competition they must be certified by the Eligibility Center.

Review the approved high school courses for NCAA on the Eligibility Center website by entering the school’s code:

Emerald Ridge (481222)
Puyallup High (480940)
Rogers (480938)
Walker (480936)

Only the NCAA approved courses will be calculated into the required GPA. Students and guardians are responsible for achieving and protecting their eligibility.

Which Eligibility Center Account is Right for You?

To learn which account suits you best, watch the video below.

You can also find more information on the NCAA How to Register page, which details the registration process, requirements, and resources for students planning to compete on the Division I, II, or III levels.

NCAA Initial-Eligibility Webinar for College-Bound Student-Athletes

This NCAA Eligibility Center webinar includes information on how to prepare for NCAA certification. This in-depth hour of information is focused on what you need to get certified by the NCAA and ready to compete at the Division I, II or III level.