College Football/five year eligibilty clock
Expert: Thom Brooks - 11/9/2008
QuestionHi I am currently attending a community college at the moment where I am taking college prep courses. This is my first semester. I have a desire to play D1 football after earning my associates degree from the community college and transferring to a 4 year university.
I want to know does taking college prep courses start my five year clock. A freind of mines who plays college ball says no but I wanted to know if you knew the answer. I know when you go to a prep school and take prep courses.
I was told by my adviser that taking prep classes that your not officially a student and that they dont count as college credit.
AnswerRonald, hello! When you hear opinions from people, remember to go to the people in charge to get an official answer. Circumstances (like medical redshirt, hardship, etc. can alter that clock so contact the NCAA and they will give you the exact answer for your exact situation. You can also talk with the college where you plan to play ball. They are required to get the exact answer!
Take care,
Thom Brooks
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