rules education may 2013 2013-14 ncaa recruiting test prep wayne state college athletic compliance

Rules Education May 2013

2013-14 NCAA Recruiting Test

Prep

Wayne State College Athletic Compliance

Question #1A local prospect has verbally committed to your Division II institution and will sign the financial aid agreement next week at the first permissible opportunity. You are thrilled at the commitment and jump in your car in order to drop off the financial aid agreement at the prospect's house. Which of the following statements is TRUE?•A) The agreement may be hand-delivered only during a contact period.•B) The agreement may be dropped off at the prospect`s house, provided contact with the prospect (or the prospect`s relatives) does not occur.•C) The agreement may be hand-delivered at any time after the first permissible signing date.•D) The agreement may never be personally delivered to an off-campus location.


Answer #1D) The agreement may never be personally delivered to an off-campus location.

13.1.6.1.1


Question #2Which of the following automatically classifies an individual as a representative of an institution's athletics interests

(i.e., booster)?

A) The individual attended a school in the institution`s conference.

B) The individual is assisting or has assisted in providing benefits to enrolled student-athletes or their families.

C) The individual has family members who live in the locale of the institution.

D) The individual has a son or daughter who is prospect-aged.


Answer #2 B) The individual is assisting or has assisted in providing benefits to enrolled student-athletes or their families.

13.02.11


Question #3Anthony is a prospective student-athlete on an official visit to a Division II institution. How long can his official visit

last?

A) 24 hours

B) 48 hours

C) 72 hours

D) There is no limit on the duration of an official visit.


Answer #3B) 48 hours

13.6.3


Question #4What action must an institution's coach take prior to contact with a prospective student-athlete if the coach visits the prospective student-athlete's educational institution during the portion of the day when classes are in session?

A) Notify the prospective student-athlete that the coach will be on campus.

B) Notify the prospective student-athlete`s coach at the educational institution prior to the visit.

C) Meet with the prospective student-athlete between each class.

D) Notify the executive officer of the student-athlete`s educational institution (or his or her designee) and get approval.


Answer #4D) Notify the executive officer of the student-athlete`s educational institution (or his or her designee) and get approval.

13.1.5


Question #55 Which of the following is a contest that will not be counted toward the use of a season of eligibility during a

student-athlete's initial year of collegiate enrollment?

A) A regular season contest or date of competition.

B) An exempted contest that occurs after the first countable contest or date of competition in the sport.

C) A preseason exhibition, contest, date of competition or scrimmage that occurs prior to the first countable contest or date of competition in the sport.

D) A NCAA championship contest or date of competition.


Answer #5C) A preseason exhibition, contest, date of competition or scrimmage that occurs prior to the first countable contest

or date of competition in the sport.

Proposal No. 2013-12


Question #6A student-athlete from another NCAA institution wants to transfer to your institution and participate in athletics.

After the student-athlete's sport season has concluded and your institution has received permission from the

original institution to contact the prospective student-athlete, your institution wishes to invite the prospective

student-athlete to participate in a tryout. It is permissible for the prospective student-athlete to tryout on your

campus for three hours at the end of the playing season.

A) True.

B) False.


Answer #6B) False.

13.11.2.1-(b), 13.11.2.1-(f)


Question #7A student-athlete who attends a four-year college, then transfers to a two-year college for at least one full-time semester and graduates may be immediately eligible for competition, practice and athletics aid at your institution regardless of whether they were a qualifier, partial qualifier or non-qualifier

A) True.

B) False.


Answer #7A) True.

14.5.4.2.5


Question #8A prospective student-athlete is in his senior year of high school. Which of the following is true regarding in-person, off-campus recruiting contacts with the student-athlete?

A) The prospective student-athlete must be registered with the NCAA Eligibility Center before in-person, off-campus contact may occur.

B) An institution`s coach may have unlimited in-person, off-campus recruiting contacts with the prospective student-athlete.

C) The prospective student-athlete must live within a 100-mile radius of the institution’s campus for contact to occur.

D) None of the above.


Answer #8B) An institution`s coach may have unlimited in-person, off-campus recruiting contacts with the prospective student-athlete.

13.1.1.1, 13.1.6


Question #9An institution’s coach may only send a text message to a prospective student-athlete who is a senior in high school after he or she has signed a National Letter of Intent.

A) True

B) False


Answer #9B) False

13.4.5


Question #10If an institutional staff member or representative of its athletics interest (i.e., booster) is approached by a prospective student-athlete or the prospective student athlete's relatives at any location, a contact has occurred even if the encounter was not prearranged, the staff member or representative of athletics interest does not engage in conversation in excess of a greeting and the appropriate steps are taken to immediately terminate the encounter.

A) True.

B) False.


Answer #10B) False.

13.02.3, 13.1.2.2-(g)


Question #11If Sarah enrolled in high school in August 2008 and her expected graduation date as determined by the NCAA

Eligibility Center is May 2012, then which of the following is correct?

A) Sarah`s grace period is May 2010 through May 2011.

B) Sarah`s grace period is May 2012 through her first opportunity to enroll in a regular academic term following

May 2013.

C) Sarah`s grace period ends in August 2014.



Answer #11B) Sarah`s grace period is May 2012 through her first opportunity to enroll in a regular academic term following May 2013.

14.2.4.2


Question #12Johnny Chase is a prospective student-athlete in the sport of soccer. He will graduate from high school on June 7 and his last high school soccer game is June 21. Manchester College is recruiting Johnny and would like him to work their summer camp, which begins on June 10. Can Johnny work the summer camp?

A) Yes.

B) No.


Answer #12B) No.

13.12.2.1


Question #13Travel days related to athletics participation may be considered a day off provided:

A) the travel occurs during the nonchampionship segment.

B) no countable athletically related activities occur.

C) the travel requires an overnight stay.

D) the travel occurs on a weekend.


Answer #13B) no countable athletically related activities occur.

17.1.6.4.1


Question #14Complimentary admissions may be provided to a prospective student-athlete and those persons accompanying the prospective student-athlete on the official visit to attend an institution's off-campus home competition provided the site of the competition is located within a ___-mile radius of the institution's campus.

A) 10.

B) 20.

C) 30.



Answer #14C) 30.

13.6.6.2.1


Question #15Which of the following is required for athletically related activities to be considered voluntary?

A) Any information related to the activity may not be reported to the coach by an institutional staff member who observes the activity.

B) A student-athlete must participate in the activity off-campus.

C) The activity may not be initiated by the student-athlete.

D) A student-athlete must participate in the activity without any of his or her teammates present


Answer #15A) Any information related to the activity may not be reported to the coach by an institutional staff member who observes the activity.

17.02.16


Question #16An institution has two prospective student-athletes making official visits on the same weekend. The institution assigned a student host to each prospective student-athlete. The institution discovers that one student host will not be able to perform his or her duty and both prospective student-athletes will be assigned the same student host. The student host may be given $45 per day to cover all actual costs of entertaining both prospective student-athletes.

A) True.

B) False.


Answer #16A) True.

13.6.6.5-(a)


Question #17It is permissible for an institution to donate its used athletics equipment to a YMCA.

A) True

B) False


Answer #17A) True.

13.15.1.6.1


Question #18A student-athlete certified as a non-qualifier may receive financial aid based on athletics ability, but may not practice or compete during his or her first academic year in residence.

A) True

B) False


Answer #18B) False

14.3.2.2.1


Question #19How many unofficial visits may a prospective student-athlete take to your institution?

A) One.

B) Three.

C) Five.

D) Unlimited.


Answer #19


D) Unlimited.

13.7.1

Question #20A Division II institution may provide not more than _______ tryout(s) per prospective student-athlete per sport.

A) One.

B) Two.

C) Three.

D) None.


Answer #20A) One.

13.11.2.1 (a)


Question #21Sports wagering includes placing, accepting or soliciting a wager of any type only on intercollegiate athletics contests.

A) True

B) False


Answer #21B) False

10.3


Question #22


To be considered a qualifier, a high-school graduate must present a minimum cumulative grade-point average of 2.500 in a successfully completed core curriculum of at least 14 academic courses.

A) True

B) False

Answer #22B) False

14.3.1.1


Question #23An institution may not provide athletically related recruiting materials or electronic media to a prospective

student-athlete [or the prospective student-athlete's relatives or legal guardian(s) and coaches] before June 15

immediately preceding the prospective student-athlete's:

A) Freshman year in high school.

B) Sophomore year in high school.

C) Junior year in high school.

D) Senior year in high school.


Answer #23C) Junior year in high school

13.4.1, 13.4.2


Question #24If a student-athlete who is receiving institutional financial aid based in any degree on athletics ability contracts a condition that prohibits her from engaging in intercollegiate athletic competition; her financial aid cannot be decreased if the student-athlete provides documentation prepared by an individual who is qualified and licensed to diagnose such injury or illness indicating that her participation in said athletic activities would be detrimental to her health or wellbeing.

A) True.

B) False.


Answer #24A) True.

15.3.4.3, 15.3.4.1


Question #25Which of the following is NOT considered unethical conduct by a prospective or enrolled student-athlete or a current or former institutional staff member?

A) Knowing involvement in offering or providing a prospective or an enrolled student-athlete an improper inducement or extra benefit or improper financial aid.

B) Knowingly furnishing the NCAA or the individual`s institution false or misleading information concerning the individual`s involvement in or knowledge of matters relevant to a possible violation of an NCAA regulation.

C) An isolated and inadvertent violation of NCAA legislation.

D) Fraudulence or misconduct in connection with entrance or placement tests.


Answer #25


C) An isolated and inadvertent violation of NCAA legislation.

10.1

Question #26During a prospective student-athlete's unofficial visit, an institution may provide a prospective student-athlete which of the following?

A) One meal in the on-campus dining facility.

B) Reserved on-campus parking.

C) Reimbursement of mileage from home to campus.



Answer #26A) One meal in the on-campus dining facility.

13.5.3, 13.7.2.1.1, 13.7.2.1.5


Question #27When a student's athletics ability is taken into consideration in any degree in awarding financial aid, such aid shall not be awarded in excess of ____ academic year(s).

A) One.

B) Two.

C) Three.

D) Four.


Answer #27A) One.

15.02.6, 15.3.3.1


Question #28Which of the following types of transportation is NOT permissible for an institution to provide for a prospective student-athlete during an unofficial visit?

A) Transportation provided by an institutional staff member to view practice and competition sites in the prospective student-athlete`s sport.

B) Transportation provided by an institutional staff member to an away contest within 30 miles of the prospective student-athlete`s residence.

C) Transportation to attend a home contest (on or off campus) through transportation available to prospective students generally.

D) Transportation provided by an institutional staff member to view institutional facilities on campus.


Answer #28B) Transportation provided by an institutional staff member to an away contest within 30 miles of the prospective student-athlete`s residence.

13.5.3


Question #29It is permissible for an institutional staff member to send correspondence to a prospective student-athlete during a dead period.

A) True.

B) False.


Answer #29A) True.

13.02.4.4


Question #30Prior to a high school or college-preparatory prospective student-athlete's official visit to your institution the following must be done:

A) The prospective student-athlete registers with the NCAA Eligibility Center.

B) The prospective student-athlete is placed on the institutional request list (IRL).

C) The prospective student-athlete presents a score from a PSAT, an SAT, a PLAN or an ACT test.

D) All of the above.


Answer #30D) All of the above.

13.6.2


Question #31Which of the following is permissible entertainment of a prospective student-athlete's coach?

A) Providing the coach with one meal at an on-campus

location during a visit to the institution`s campus.

B) Providing the coach with two complimentary admissions to an on-campus contest.

C) Providing the coach with a hotel room during a prospective student-athlete`s visit to your campus.

D) A and B.


Answer #31B) Providing the coach with two complimentary admissions to an on-campus contest.

13.8.1


Question #32A nonrecruited student-athlete practices for 45 days. The compliance officer informs the institution's coach that

the NCAA Eligibility Center has not yet determined a final certification decision regarding the student-athlete. It is

permissible for the nonrecruited student-athlete to continue practicing with the team beyond the 45 days.

A) True.

B) False.


Answer #32B) False.

14.3.5.1


Question #33An institution may provide athletically related financial aid during the first academic year to a four-year transfer

student-athlete regardless of whether the institution received permission to contact from the previous NCAA or

National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics institution's athletics director or designee.

A) True.

B) False.


Answer #33B) False.

13.1.1.2


Question #34In order for an institution to provide a high school or college-preparatory prospective student-athlete with a written offer of financial aid, which of the following statements is true?

A) Even though the prospective student-athlete has NOT been placed on the institution`s institutional request list (IRL), the prospective student-athlete must have registered with the NCAA Eligibility Center.

B) The prospective student-athlete must be registered with the NCAA Eligibility Center, be placed on the institution`s institutional request list (IRL) and present the institution with a current transcript or have a final academic certification.

C) The prospective student-athlete must be registered with the NCAA Eligibility Center, have a cumulative GPA of at least 2.75 and be placed on the institution`s institutional request list (IRL).

D) The prospective student-athlete has graduated from high school and registered with the NCAA Eligibility Center.


Answer #34B) The prospective student-athlete must be registered with the NCAA Eligibility Center, be placed on the institution`s institutional request list (IRL) and present the institution with a current transcript or have a final academic certification.

13.9.1, 13.9.2, 13.9.2.1


Question #35A student-athlete initially enrolled at State College, a four-year institution, in fall 2012 then decided to transfer to University Tech, also a four-year institution, for fall 2013. State College denied written permission for University Tech to contact the student-athlete. Since permission was not granted, University Tech cannot encourage the transfer and cannot provide athletically related financial aid to the student-athlete until he has attended University Tech for one academic year.

A) True.

B) False.


Answer #35A) True.

13.1.1.2


Question #36A student-athlete may compete in one alumni game, one fundraising activity, AND one celebrity sports activity during a season without counting such competition as a season of competition.

A) True.

B) False.


Answer #36B) False.

14.2.4.1.3


Question #37A visit by a prospective student-athlete to an institution at the prospective student-athlete's own expense is an unofficial visit.

A) True.

B) False.


Answer #37A) True.

13.7.1


Question #38Ricky Relay is a sophomore at State U. He enrolled in two online courses at another institution and has recently received the transcript for those courses. These credits may be used to satisfy progress-toward-degree

requirements without being transferred back to State U and appearing on Ricky’s State U transcript.

A) True.

B) False.


Answer #38B) False.

Proposal No. 2013-4


Question #39Glenn Rivers, a high school senior and prospective student-athlete in the sport of basketball, is considering working Crossover College's Basketball Camp this summer. Which of the following statements is true?

A) If Rivers signs a National Letter of Intent with Post Up University, he can work the Crossover College camp until he enrolls at Post Up University in the second semester of summer school.

B) Rivers can conduct a lecture on time management skills at Crossover College and get paid the going rate in that locale.

C) If Rivers does not sign a National Letter of Intent or written offer of admission and/or financial aid at any institution, he may work at any institutional sports camp or clinic.



Answer #39C) If Rivers does not sign a National Letter of Intent or written offer of admission and/or financial aid at any institution, he may work at any institutional sports camp or clinic.

13.12.2.1


Question #40An institution's coach may make an unlimited number of telephone calls beginning June 15 immediately preceding the prospective student-athlete's junior year in high school.

A) True

B) False


Answer #40A) True

13.1.1.1, 13.1.3.1


Questions?


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