Re: NCAA & dual enrollment credits

[K-FL]

Did I see on the NCAA threads here something about NCAA not "accepting" dual enrollment credits? That just seems incredible that college credits wouldn't satisfy their college prep curriculum list. Dd#1 has finished her AA so does that change how NCAA looks at her? Would she be better getting her eligibility as a transfer instead of hs senior?

Also, dd#1 has the possibility of running cross country at college. I never thought any of my dc would be even close to interested or able to do a college sport. Since she's already graduated, do you think it's possible to get all the paperwork done for a fall sport?

TIA!

[K-FL]

For those interested, here's the links to the NCAA FAQ (http://www.ncaa.org/wps/wcm/connect/037d9e804e0b8ac79cf0fc1ad6fc8b25/Frequently+Asked+Questions+on+Initial+Eligibility-Updated+9-26-08.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&CACHEID=037d9e804e0b8ac79cf0fc1ad6fc8b25) & Approved courses (https://web1.ncaa.org/eligibilitycenter/student/index_student.html) . It doesn't look to be that hard, just another hoop to jump through.

[Nan in Mass]

I don't know. What if you don't use a textbook for a class? Would they accept a list of great books for English? I doubt they'd like the flexible way we've scheduled things, either. Do they care how we use the textbooks we list?