Get Eligible

Colorado Christian University is an NCAA Division II institution that competes in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC). Student-athletes who compete for CCU can expect to understand what it means to practically integrate their faith into their sport, through such avenues as Bible studies, devotional groups, athlete chapels, retreats, and mission trips. Spiritual maturity, academic integrity, and competitive excellence are priorities for student-athletes at Colorado Christian University, and the CCU Athletics Department centers all of its programs on these priorities.

Getting eligible to compete as an NCAA Division II student-athlete requires some work on your part. Here's everything you need to know to start and finish the process.

The NCAA Eligibility Center
Before participating in NCAA Division I or II athletics, all prospective student-athletes must take care of certain academic responsibilities. One of your first steps should be to register with the NCAA Eligibility Center. The Eligibility Center certifies prospective student-athletes to compete in NCAA Division I or II athletics. For detailed information on maneuvering your way through www.eligibilitycenter.org, visit the NCAA Eligibility Center.

NCAA Requirements to Become a CCU Student-Athlete
Meet with your High School Counselor
Tell him/her that you are interested in participating in athletics at the Division II level. You and your counselor should go over your transcript to ensure you are meeting all necessary NCAA requirements.

Register online with the NCAA Eligibility Center. Certification by the Eligibility Center is mandatory to compete in NCAA Athletics.
Ask your counselor to submit the following information directly to the Eligibility Center:
Official high school transcript with official test scores from ACT/SAT
List of academic courses

After graduation your counselor will need to send a final transcript with proof of graduation.
To expedite the process, or if you have not yet taken the ACT/SAT, you can send your scores directly to the Eligibility Center. You can do this by marking 9999 as one of your college and scholarship codes on the registration folder or when requesting additional score reports.