For high school athletes and their parents
Are you on track to play Division I? Check your transcript free.
We check every class against your high school's own NCAA-approved course list and show you what's done, what's missing, and what to take next.
Why this matters
Good grades alone don't make an athlete eligible.
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Not every class counts.
Only NCAA-approved courses count toward eligibility, and the list is different at every school.
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The clock starts early.
Ten core courses have to be finished before senior year, with seven of them in English, math, or science. Those grades lock in.
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Year one is on the line.
Miss a requirement and an athlete may not be able to compete their first year in college, even with a scholarship offer.
Finding a gap sophomore year is a schedule change. Finding it senior year can cost a season. Check now, free →
How it works
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Upload your transcript
A PDF from your school portal or a clear photo.
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See where you stand
Core courses by subject, your core GPA, and a plain-language status.
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$25 one time
Get a course plan
Exactly which courses to take next, and by when.
“I built this because I've played five years of Division I football, and I know how much rides on getting eligibility right.”
What makes us different
Checked against your school's list, not a general checklist.
Generic checklists can't tell you whether a specific class counts. Every high school has its own list of NCAA-approved courses. A class that counts at one school might not count at another, even with the same name. We look up your school's approved list and check every class on your transcript against it.
Sports Medicine
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Lincoln High School
On the approved list · counts as natural science
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Central High School
Not on the approved list · doesn't count
Fictional schools, for illustration.
A missing class is much easier to fix early than late.
Free check. Results in minutes.