The NCAA eligibility timeline locks in by Grade 12. Here is what Canadian families must check before it is too late.

Calculating your NCAA core GPA is the most important academic task for any Canadian student-athlete aiming for a U.S. scholarship. You can find your "NCAA GPA" in about five minutes if you focus only on the 16 required core courses.

Many Canadian high school courses do not count toward NCAA eligibility. You might think your Grade 12 English or Math credits are fine.

Saskatchewan NCAA Requirements and Eligibility start with 16 NCAA-approved core courses that use specific provincial course codes like ELA A30 and B30. You must also maintain a minimum 2.3 GPA for Division I and avoid accepting direct provincial government funding that could void your amateur status. The first step for any Saskatchewan family is an eligibility audit to ensure high school transcripts align with NCAA standards.

See what the CA$149 Grade 11-12 NCAA Eligibility Audit reviews, what families receive, and how it fits into the Canadian NCAA planning process.

Embarking on the journey to play college sports in the United States is exciting but can also feel overwhelming.

Navigating the NCAA recruitment and eligibility process can feel overwhelming for Canadian student-athletes and their families.

If you’re aiming to play college sports in the United States, understanding the NCAA core course requirements is essential.

Stay NCAA-eligible with the New Brunswick Core Course Tracker, built for student-athletes to track approved courses and GPA easily.

If you're an Ontario student-athlete with dreams of playing NCAA sports, calculating your core course GPA is one of the most important eligibility steps.

Don’t risk your NCAA eligibility discover how Canadian athletes can avoid common mistakes and stay eligible for U.S. college sports.