The following is permitted under NJCAA recruitment rules: No institution shall permit an athlete to be solicited to attend by the promise of a gift or inducement other than an athletic grant-in-aid. An institution may pay for one visit to its campus by direct route, for a stay not to exceed two days and two nights.

The various regions of the NJCAA may adopt rules which are more stringent than the national rules, but none that are less stringent. It would be best for you to check the rules that exist within the region in which you are interested in attending. Any member college can assist you with any regional differences, which

Questions relative to a transfer from a NJCAA college to a four-year program must be addressed by the four-year college and/or their national governing body (ie. NCAA or NAIA).

All transfer students must adhere to the eligibility rules of the NJCAA to be eligible for participation at a member institution. Check Article V, Section 10 of the NJCAA Handbook to make sure you meet all transfer requirements of the NJCAA.

Students who have not been enrolled in college in twelve (12) or more credit hours (full-time) for a period of eighteen calendar months or longer shall be exempt from previous term and/or accumulation requirements as set forth in Article V, Section 4.d or 4.e (not Section 4.f) of the NJCAA bylaws. Students who have served eighteen

The following withdrawal policy applies to students that are attending any college. Students are allowed fifteen (15) calendar days from the beginning date of classes to withdraw completely or to withdraw to less than twelve credits (part-time) and not have